Romeo and Juliet,balcony scene.请帮忙用英语回答：如何互诉衷肠（概括）,体现的人文精神.

主要剧情
Romeo is hidden amongst the shadows outside Capulet's house,content simply to be close to Juliet.Looking up,Romeo catches sight of a figure emerging from an overhead window.He rejoices when he realizes who has come out upon the balcony:"It is my Lady!O it is my love" (2.2.11).Juliet,believing that she is alone,professes her love for Romeo and her profound sorrow that he is a Montague.Romeo reveals himself and,with words as moving as any in literature,the lovers speak to each other,exchanging their vows of absolute and undying devotion.The glorious meeting is interrupted by a cry coming from inside the house.It is Juliet's nurse,who has been searching the house for her mistress.Before they part,the lovers hatch a cunning plan.Romeo will find a way for them to be married and,when he does,he will give the details to the messenger Juliet sends to him.The scene comes to a close as they say their tender farewells for the evening:
Juliet:Good-night,good-night!Parting is such sweet sorrow
That I shall say good-night till it be morrow.
Romeo:Sleep dwell upon thine eyes,peace in thy
breast
Would I were sleep and peace,so sweet to rest!
Hence will I to my ghostly father's cell,
His help to crave,and my dear hap to tell.(2.2.184-90)
THE STORY OF ACT II
Topic.The Marriage.
Hints:Indicate the main events of Act II as they occur in each Scene; showing how they flow out of the foregoing Act,also which events bring fresh forces and new matter into the dramatic action.What new light is thrown on each of the characters already introduced?Do any entirely new characters appear?What importance to such is promised?Do you like Romeo better in this Act than in Act Why?How is it that Juliet's traits show so clearly from the first?Is she less influenced than Romeo is by the developing power of the emotion seizing them?How are the other characters,Benvolio,Mercutio,the Friar,the Nurse and Tybalt linked to the central characters and the absorbing event of the Act their marriage?Is Mercutio's talk dramatically useless?Is that of the Nurse,or the Friar?Notice that the second main event of this Act for the plot unfolding by means of it Tybalt's challenge,is not made prominent,and that its dramatic importance,which develops in the Act following,is not clear?Is this a mistake?Or is it judicious?and if so,why should it loom up menacingly but vaguely?And why should the marriage so entirely absorb this Act?
Queries for Discussion:1.Is it natural for Romeo to talk so lightly and briskly with Mercutio just after so intense a love scene?Does it discredit his earnestness as a lover,or is his quick-wit a sign of his tension and an outlet for his excitement?
2.Are the Nurse and the Friar to blame equally,for yielding to the wishes of the lovers so readily?
3.Is the Friar's talk on his first appearance (II.iii.1-32) irrelevant and his moralizing soliloquy a needless delaying of the action,or has it a symbolic bearing upon the essence of the play?
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