Romeo and Juliet Act 1-3.ii Review

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Romeo's role in Mercutio's death

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Interferes in fight; Tybalt stabs Mercutio

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Nurse's first worry upon entering Juliet's room

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Romeo

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Romeo's preference over banishment

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Die

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Humans and plants: medicine and poison

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Both can heal and harm

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Friar Lawrence's reason for marrying Romeo and Juliet

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The families will stop fighting.

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End of Act 2

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Romeo and Juliet get married

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Tybalt's message to Romeo

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Challenge to a fight

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Characters aware of Romeo & Juliet's marriage plan

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Romeo, the nurse, Juliet, the friar

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Romeo's entry to Juliet's room

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Rope ladder to climb the balcony wall

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Character alone expressing thoughts

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Soliloquy