In what setting across the play do we consistently see Capulet either annoyed or infuriated?. . . . at weddings. . at funerals. . at home. . at parties

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Antoine Delia · Answer 1 · 2017-02-21T13:31:55+0000

Capulet is a character of the famous literary piece of William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet. Capulet went impulsive in hurrying Juliet's wedding day with Count Paris. However, since Juliet is reluctant, Juliet devised a strategy to fake her own death, This annoyed Capulet.

In what setting across the play do we consistently see Capulet either annoyed or infuriated?. . . . at weddings. . at funerals. . at home. . at parties

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