Romeo & Juliet Acts 1-3

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Tybalt's personality in Act 1

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Aggressive

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Rosaline

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the woman Romeo loves

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Mutiny observed in streets

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Group of young people fighting and brawling

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Main purpose of Prologue in Romeo and Juliet, Act 1

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Set the scene for the play

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Transmit: Sending information

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College student emailed assignment

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Capulet's reason for allowing Romeo at the feast

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Will not insult a well-mannered guest

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Mercutio's character in Queen Mab speech

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Playful and imaginative

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Oxymoron in Act 1

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O brawling love! O loving hate

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Romeo & Juliet's decision to get married

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Most important event in Act 2

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Countermand meaning

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Reversed decision on project