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Read this excerpt from act III, scene V, of Romeo and Juliet. How does Lord Capulet’s angry reaction to Juliet’s refusal to marry Count Paris address the theme of family....?

Read this excerpt from act III, scene V, of Romeo and Juliet. How does Lord Capulet’s angry reaction to Juliet’s refusal to marry Count Paris address the theme of family....?
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Read this excerpt from act III, scene V, of Romeo and Juliet. How does Lord Capulet’s angry reaction to Juliet’s refusal to marry Count Paris address the theme of family....?

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He was so an with angry with Juliet that he gave her one of two choices: either marry Count Paris on Thursday or ended up being no longer a Capulet and be thrown out in the streets.
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