Romeo and Juliet 1.4 Wordplay: "soar/sore", bound", pitch"

The transcript discusses Mercutio's different attitude towards Romeo's heartbreak, suggesting he should borrow Cupid's wings to rise above his troubles. The term 'bound' is explored in two senses: as a constraint and as a leap. Romeo uses a pun on 'sore' to express his inability to rise above his heartache. Shakespeare's metaphor of 'pitch' is explained, relating to a hawk's flight and its connection to baseball terminology. Ultimately, Romeo is unable to 'bound a pitch' due to his emotional burden.

What does Mercutio suggest Romeo should borrow to overcome his heartache?

Explain the two meanings of the word 'bound' as used in the text.

What pun does Romeo make in his reply to Mercutio?

What does the expression 'bound a pitch' refer to in the context of the text?

Why is Romeo unable to 'bound a pitch' higher than his love's burden?