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23 February, 00:38

Which lines in this excerpt from act 1 of Shakespeare Romeo and Juliet suggest that lord calumet respects free will?

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  1. 23 February, 01:52
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    First, it is Lord Capulet (just FYI).

    Second, He is not seen as respecting free will, but rather as oppressive. I do not think there is a line showing he respects free will. Romeo and Juliet had to sneak around because their parents did not respect free will.
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