Act 3, Scenes 3-5: Dark Decisions

Prompt C
Friar Lawrence - What do you think will happen to Juliet once Romeo leaves?
Friar Lawrence - Do you think Juliet will marry again and the two will part ways as Romeo's begins to forget about Juliet in his exile (maybe even finding someone he likes more)?
Friar Lawrence - Do you really believe you may be able to convince the prince to allow Romeo to return?
Nurse - Do you consider Juliet's relationship with Romeo over now? What about their marriage?
Capulet - Why suddenly rush into making Juliet marry Paris? Didn't you say not long ago that you thought she was too young? Maybe giving her a few years to think it over will allow her time to change her mind.

Prompt F
The relationship between Romeo and Friar Lawrence is a strong one. Romeo, despite his arguing with Friar Lawrence at the beginning of the scene, seems to ultimately look up to him. Friar Lawrence is probably more of a father figure to Romeo than his real father has been, seeing that Romeo feels more comfortable confessing his actions to Friar Lawrence. Friar Lawrence seems very patient and is one of the few that manages to stay reasonable during these hard times for Romeo, and has a logical plan to make the best out of the situation. At the end of their meeting, Romeo seems to thank the Friar for his help, showing his appreciation.