Question

Why is the highlighted

passage in Act I Scene I of
Shakespeare's Romeo and
Juliet considered an aside?
A. Sampson gives a long speech to Gregory
B. Sampson gives a long introspective
speech alone on the stage and speaks to
himself/ the audience
C. Sampson makes a brief comment to
Gregory and the audience that others on
the stage do not hear

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

What happens in Act 1 Scene 3of Romeo and Juliet?

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In Act 1, Scene 3 of Romeo and Juliet, Lady Capulet summons Juliet to ask her how she feels about marriage. Juliet responds, saying "it is an honour that I dream not of." Her mother informs her that the highly respected Paris wishes to marry her and she should take the time to consider marrying him.