What is true of romeo and juliet’s decision to marry?
a. the prince encourages them to marry...
English, 27.08.2019 13:30 bryanna0105
What is true of romeo and juliet’s decision to marry?
a. the prince encourages them to marry to bring peace to the families.
b. juliet’s father says she is too young to marry romeo.
c. their parents tell them they cannot marry.
d. no one knows about their plans to marry except friar laurence and the nurse.
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