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What is the significance of Juliet's diction in this section of the play? Juliet feels her Nurse is more honorable than Romeo. Juliet believes Romeo has brought shame to th…

What is the significance of Juliet's diction in this section of the play? Juliet feels her Nurse is more honorable than Romeo. Juliet believes Romeo has brought shame to th…
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What is the significance of Juliet's diction in this section of the play?

Juliet feels her Nurse is more honorable than Romeo.
Juliet believes Romeo has brought shame to their life.
Juliet defends Romeo by describing him as honorable.
Juliet blames herself for the death of her cousin Tybalt.

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A) Juliet feels her Nurse is more honorable than Romeo.

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C because she loves him
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