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Scence 2 lines 17-37 What is ironic about Capulet's reaction to juliet's change of heart? What is ironic about capulet's comments that "adore god, this rever…

Scence 2 lines 17-37 What is ironic about Capulet's reaction to juliet's change of heart? What is ironic about capulet's comments that "adore god, this rever…
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Scence 2 lines 17-37 What is ironic about Capulet's reaction to juliet's change of heart? What is ironic about capulet's comments that "adore god, this reverend holy friar , our whole city has much bound to him"?

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because she has deiced to obey her parents because she had a plan to get out of it and do what she wanted.
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