Romeo and Juliet 1.2 Performance: Benvolio and Romeo, Lines 85-104

The transcript explores themes of beauty and love in Verona, comparing admired beauties and questioning the fairness of love. It delves into the devout religion and falsehood, highlighting the idea of transparent heretics. The narrative weighs love against others, using crystal scales as a metaphor, and concludes with rejoicing in one's own splendor.

In what way does the speaker express confidence in their love's beauty?

What does the speaker imply about the perception of beauty at the feast?