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English, 22.05.2020 03:03 shey89

Scene 1 Lines 1–15: What is the friar’s motive for wanting to slow down the marriage preparations for Paris and Juliet? What does Paris say is Lord Capulet’s motive for hurrying the wedding along? Explain your response using evidence from the text. Do not forget to use the TEXI writing strategy to formulate your response. (need answer asap!)

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