Romeo and Juliet - Act 3 Scene 1

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Benvolio's concern

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Worried about a brawl starting

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Romeo's reason for not fighting Tybalt

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Related by marriage

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Romeo's reaction to Tybalt and Mercutio fighting

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Tries to break them up

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Romeo's action after killing Tybalt

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Runs away

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Romeo's punishment for killing Tybalt

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Banishment

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Tybalt to Mercutio: 'Mercutio, thou _____________ with Romeo.'

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consort'st

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Avenge someone's death

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Get revenge on behalf of someone's death

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Lady Capulet's desired punishment for Romeo

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Death

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Tybalt's term for Romeo

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Villain

Front

Mercutio's 'A plague o'both your houses'

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Metaphor