Throughout Act 2 Scene 6, Shakespeare uses the meeting of Romeo and Juliet to add mood and suspense to the play. Shakespeare displays conversations and actions between Romeo and Friar Laurence, adding to the gut-wrenching build-up before Juliet appears. Furthermore, Shakespeare uses the Friar to create an eerie tone and foreshadow a later event in the play. The language helps demonstrate Shakespeare's creativity while also keeping the audience engaged. To begin with, Romeo shows up at the Friar's cell unbeknownst to him whether or not the nurse kept her promise to send Juliet to get married. This questioning of Romeo builds suspense for the audience; this creates an unknowing and mysterious mood. Furthermore, the Friar adds to the mood by