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What ends the long feud between the two families? The two children (Romeo and Juliet) of these two families become lovers and commit suicide. What is the cause of the fight predicted by Gregory and Sampson? Where does the real…

Act 3Mercutio pg.633,lines 37-38″And but one word with one of us! Couple it with something; make it a word and a blow.” meaning: Mercutio taunts Tybalt. He tries to engage him in a fight. Act 3Mercutio pg.633,lines 71″ 0 calm,…

writing frame the theme of________is shown when__________. This shows the them of________because_________________. This is significant because_______________. evidence romeo and rosalineparis wanted to be laid with Juliet in the tombparis dancing with julietparis trying to kiss juliet romeo and rosaline -romeo…

definition of Dichotomy a division into two opposing groups definition of exposition the beginning of the play in which the characters, conflict, and setting are introduced `definition of foreshadow predicts definition of connotation associations, suggestions, and implication of a word…

Romeo She hath, and in that sparing makes huge waste; for beauty, starved whth her severity, cuts beauty off from all posterity. She is too fair, too wise, wisely too fair, to inherit bliss by making me despair. She hath…

Who is the Friar when Juliet arrives? How does she act towards him? Paris is with him. She acts acts uninterested and short. Why does Juliet mention suicide in lines 50-54? Why doesn’t the Friar just tell her parents and…

“misadventured piteous overthrows” Friar Lawrence and NurseprologuePITEOUS OVERTHROWS “which but their childrens’ end” destinyprologuePITEOUS OVERTHROWS “death marked love” destinyprologueFATE “In one respect I’ll assistant be; for this alliance may so happy prove, to turn your households’ rancor to pure love”…

Who said, “Romeo humors madman passion lover! Appear though in the likeness of sigh speak but one rhyme and I am satisfied!cry but ay me pronounce but love and dove” Mercutio Who said, “young Adam Cupid he that shot so…

Background information “Romeo and Juliet Overture” is a concert overture by Pyotr Il’yich Tchaikovsky that premiered in 1870. The work is in sonata form. It is program music. The piece reflects major characters and emotions from Shakespeare’s tragedy “Romeo and…

In the prologue, Shakespeare tells his audience what they are to expect in the play. Why do you suppose Shakespeare chooses to use this technique? Because back then sometimes people would miss the end but only see the beginning. It…