How does young Juliet Capulet die in Shakespeares tragedy Romeo and Juliet?
- She swallows poison.
- She drowns herself.
- She stabs herself with a dagger.
- She is poisoned by Rosaline.
Answer
The correct answer is C) She stabs herself with a dagger..
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