Chelby Kraemer
English 1; 2nd period
Mr. Rodrigue
5 November 2013


"An I might live to see thee married once I have my wish."

The nurse says this because she is more of a mother to Juliet than Lady Capulet. The nurse took care of her like she was her own child. Because she lost her child, she is excited that Juliet will be getting married. The nurse cannot do those things with her biological child, so she does mother-daughter things with Juliet. I think she is more excited than Juliet is about the wedding. 




"My lips, two blushing pilgrims, ready stand to smooth that rough touch with a tender kiss."

Romeo says this so that Juliet will kiss him. When he first see her, he instantly fell in love. He thought that she was this beautiful creature that he was destined to meet. Because of this encounter, Romeo just had to get a kiss from his one true love. He also told her that he transferred his sin to her when they kissed. So to get it back from her, they kissed again. In my opinion, this was very clever because he got to spend more time with her and he got to kiss her more.