| The Nurse talks to Juliet about the conversation she just had with her father and tells her to consider marrying Paris. |
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 | Dear Juliet, should you not consider giving in to your fathers demands and marry Paris? By the looks of it, it looks like there is no future between you and Romeo. | |
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| (To herself) That good for nothing Nurse. See if I ever share my deepest thoughts with her again! | |
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| Friar Lawrence and Paris discuss the wedding arrangments. |
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| Thursday! Seems to soon to be marring Juliet after just the death of her cousin! | |
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| True. But that is how her father thinks it should go and who am I to go against his wishes? | |
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| Paris talks with Juliet and he tries to convince her to get married to him. |
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| I will not answer any questions you ask me. Friar Lawrence, may I speak to you? | |
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| Juliet, have you considered how happy you could be marring me? | |
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