Relationships In Romeo And Juliet

Friendships are like gum they can be annoying but they truly stick. This simile is expressing how sometimes Juliet and the Nurse got annoyed with each other but they truly love one another. The two characters come from the play Romeo & Juliet, which was written by William Shakespeare. The nurse is a second mother to Juliet. They spend lots of time with each other because the nurse takes care of juliet and is always around if anyone needs anything. At the Capulet's party Romeo and Juliet fall in love even though their families hate each other. Later in the story Juliet kills herself after seeing that her love Romeo has killed himself. The nurse and Juliet have a healthy relationship because they can trust each other with secrets, they

The nurse is talking to Julie about marrying paris when she says, “Romeo’s a dishclout to him. An eagle madam, Hath not so green ,so quick,so fair an eye as Paris hath. Beshrew my very heart, I think you are happy in this second match,”(Shakespeare 3.5.119-223). The nurse is talking to juliet about marrying Paris because Juliet is very sad and angry she is being forced to marry him. Juliet asks the nurse for advice because she doesn’t want to cheat on Romeo but she also doesn’t want to disappoint her family. The nurse is a very important person to Juliet in this time because Juliet needs strong advice from someone she truly trusts. Since Juliet went to the nurse for advice and comfort it showed the readers that the nurse cares about her and wants the best for

They trust each other, they go to each other for comfort and advice, and the nurse and Juliet care about each other because they have a strong healthy relationship. Juliet and the nurse can tell each other some of their most important secrets. If one of them is upset or worried about something, they know that the other person will comfort them. The two of them also care and worry whether or not the other person is feeling ok. Even though Juliet kills herself the memory of Juliet and their relationship will always be stuck in the nurse’s heart. She will always remember Juliet who was like a second daughter to