In Romeo and Juliet…how does shakespeare use act 3 scene 5 to build up he dramatic nature of the play?
You first need to understand what happens in Act 3 Scene 5 and how that affects the event that follow. If you had read and understood the play, it would be obvious. Juliet’s father says she either has to marry Paris immediately or be turned out into the street. The nurse turns against her and tells her she should forget Romeo and marry Paris. This causes Juliet to do what, and what happens as a result of what she does next? Edit: I just DID help you, girl. I showed you how Shakespeare used Act 3 Scene 5 to build up the dramatic nature of the play. Look at how the actions in that scene cause Juliet to do what she does next, and understand why what she does next is pivotal to what Romeo does next. That is more than enough information for you to write an entire paper about.
