When is juliet capulets birthday
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| Juliet Capulet | |
|---|---|
| Title | Juliet |
| Physical Description | |
| Gender | Female |
| Age | 13 |
| Personal Info | |
| Birthday | July 31st |
| Status | Deceased |
| Relatives | Romeo Montague (Husband) Lord Capulet (Father) Lady Capulet (Mother) |
| Occupation | None |
| Affiliation | The Capulets |
| Media | |
| Play | Romeo and Juliet |
| Portrayal | Olivia Hussey and others |
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Juliet Capulet is one of the titlular protagonists of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare. Over the course of the play, she meets Romeo Montague, falls in love with him, is betrothed to Paris, secretly marries Romeo, voluntarily puts herself in a comalike state so that others will think she is dead, and kills herself upon waking because Romeo did not realize she was actually still alive and killed himself.
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Juliet is considered beautiful.
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Juliet seems quiet and obedient at first. She says very little and tells Lady Capulet that she will "look
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Juliet Capulet, thirteen, passed away on Friday, July 11, 1827, in Verona. She presumably died of suicide by a dagger, but investigations show that poison was also found on her lips.
Juliet Capulet was born in Verona, Italy to Lord Capulet and Lady Capulet. Juliet was supposed to be marrying her cousin, Paris but she was secretly already married to Romeo Montague. Her parents did not know of this so they tried to force her into marrying Paris.
Romeo and Juliet met and fell in love at first sight at a costume party in the Capulet's house. This party was supposed to be a way for her to meet her husband to be but instead, she fell in love with Romeo Montague.
The next time Romeo and Juliet saw each other Friar Lawrence married them secretly. Her family was still trying to get her to marry Paris, so she consulted with Friar Lawrence and he gave her a potion to make her appear dead for 48 hours so she would be in the klar from marrying Paris.
Everyone, including Romeo, believed
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Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare
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A major theme of the play is how the actions of the older generation impact negatively on those who are younger, and the Capulets pressing ahead with this marriage alliance to the County Paris is an aspect of this. It also gives Juliets resistance to the idea some weight for the audience, who might otherwise lose sympathy for a daughter defying her parents in this regard. Capulet is later portrayed as a tyrannical buffoon for the same reason. Virtually all marriages among people of note were arranged in this period and girls (and young men) were expected to do as they were told.
12 Shes not fourteen. Lady Capulets momentary uncertainty about her daughters age has often been held against her, although by saying Shes not fourteen, she is effectively stating correctly that Juliet is thirteen, she