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In Act V, scene i of Romeo and Juliet, what role does Balthasar play in the catastrophe? He tells Romeo that Juliet is dead. He convinces Romeo to visit Juliet’s tomb. He forgets to deliver a letter to Romeo. He suggests that Romeo buy poison.

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he tells romeo that juliet is dead

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Balthasar's role in the catastrophe is to tell Romeo that Juliet is dead, as shown in the first answer option.

Why does Balthasar have a stake in the catastrophe?

  • Because he doesn't know that Juliet isn't dead.
  • Because he gives Romeo false information.
  • Because he encourages Romeo to make desperate decisions.

Juliet had a plan to pretend she was dead so she could run away from her family and meet Romeo. Aside from her, only two other people knew about this plan, and none of them was Balthasar.

Juliet sent a message to Romeo, explaining this plan, but Balthasar found him first and gave the false news that Juliet was dead. This spurred Romeo's death and later Juliet's death.

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