Why does Lord Capulet become so angry when Juliet refuses to marry Paris? A. He expects Juliet to be a dutiful daughter and obey her parents. B. He is irritated because his family often questions his authority. C. He suspects that Juliet has married someone without his permission. D. He is upset that his wife has spoiled Juliet and caused her to disobey.

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15 March, 10:26

Why does Lord Capulet become so angry when Juliet refuses to marry Paris? A. He expects Juliet to be a dutiful daughter and obey her parents. B. He is irritated because his family often questions his authority. C. He suspects that Juliet has married someone without his permission. D. He is upset that his wife has spoiled Juliet and caused her to disobey.

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A. He expects Juliet to be a dutiful daughter and obey her parents.

While Lord Capulet is railing against Juliet, he never says a word against his wife. He is bewildered that Juliet is disobeying him and angry that she is doing so. It's in his words "I tell thee what: get thee to church o' Thursday,

Or never after look me in the face:"