Respuesta :
Answer: I have to say that Romeo was banished. It is certain that he will never return to challenge you. If he does return, he will need to secretly sneak back. Therefore, since this is the current situation, I think that the best option is to marry the count. Oh, he's a lovely gentleman! Compared to him, Romeo is a dishcloth. Even an eagle, madam, does not have the eyes that are as green, as quick and as fair as the eyes of Paris. Curse my heart, but I think that you should be happy in this second relationship, as it is better than the first. Even if it is not better, your first relationship is dead. Romeo, even if he is as good as Paris, does not live here, so there is no point in being with him.
Explanation:
In this particular excerpt from Act 3, Scene 5, the Nurse is suggesting Romeo's wife to marry Paris, a count and a relative of the Prince. Romeo has been banished, and the Nurse tries to convince her that marriage with Paris is a much better opportunity for her, especially because there is now no way for her to be with her first husband.