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From The Tragical History of Romeus and Juliet: Why does Juliet “rejoicéd more” than Romeus when she sees him in lines 457–517 of the poem? Question options: a) She has missed him. b) She believes he was
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From The Tragical History of Romeus and Juliet: Why does Juliet “rejoicéd more” than Romeus when she sees him in lines 457–517 of the poem?

Question options:

a) She has missed him.

b) She believes he was dead.

c) She shows her emotions better.

d) She loves him more than he does her.

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B I believe but not positive
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