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In the tragedy of romeo and juliet, act ii, scene iii, how does friar lawrence react to romeo’s news and plans?.
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In the tragedy of romeo and juliet, act ii, scene iii, how does friar lawrence react to romeo’s news and plans?.

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Friar Lawrence reacts shocked and skeptical but hesitantly puts aways his own reservations to marry romeo and juliet in hopes the marriage may serve both houses
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