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Examine Shakespeare's presentation of the Nurse with particular reference to Act 1 Scene 3, Act 2 Scene 5 and Act 3 Scene 5  

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Examine Shakespeare's presentation of the Nurse with particular reference to Act 1 Scene 3, Act 2 Scene 5 and Act 3 Scene 5 Shakespeare's presentation of the Nurse of the Nurse is a key to the audience's understanding of the play because she makes major links between the characters. She is a memorable character as she is likeable although the audience's view of her frequently changes. Shakespeare uses her to bring humour into the play to make the play appealing to all of the audience. She is also used as a messenger in the play, another reason why she is such an important character. She is very disrespectful towards Lady Capulet and argues with Lord Capulet. In contrast, however, she is very affectionate towards Juliet and acts as a second mother. Again this demonstrates Shakespeare's constant change in his presentation of the Nurse's behaviour. It is this, which holds the audiences...

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