By the end of Act III, we have reached the highest point of suspense. In drama, suspense causes us to wonder anxiously, "What will happen next?" Write down the questions you have at the end of Act III. (At least 2)

The questions are:

1. Will Juliet remarry?

2. Will Juliet face the family?

3. Will Juliet tell that she is already married to Romeo?

4. Will Juliet and Romeo see each other again?

5. What will Frei have to say about the whole situation?

6. Will Juliet manage to get over the arranged marriage?

Explanation:

This question is about "Romeo and Juliet" and at the end of Act III, we can see that Romeo left for exile and Juliet is being forced by the family to marry another man. She leaves to meet with Frei in search of guidance on how she can get out of this situation, being faithful to Romeo.

Although we know the result of this story, Act IV promotes several questions, all related to how Juliet will manage this very controversial moment in her life. These questions stimulate reading and develop the reader's curiosity.

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