A character in Romeo and Juliet
Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare1597
Juliet's mother and Capulet's wife, who urges the marriage to Paris and is emotionally distant from her daughter.
Also known as: wife to Capulet, Juliet's mother
Inside the story
Lady Capulet is the wife of Capulet and the mother of Juliet, living within a household shaped by Verona’s conflict. Emotionally distant from her daughter, she supports a marriage between Juliet and Paris and urges Juliet to accept the match.
An elegant, still-youthful noblewoman with a composed, formal bearing, dressed in a rich Renaissance gown, jeweled headdress, and fine ornaments befitting the lady of the Capulet house.
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