R&J Act II&III

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Romeo isolates himself after the Capulet party

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Thinking of Rosaline

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Romeo's view on Mercutio's jokes

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Mercutio has never felt heartbreak (probably because he's never been in love.)

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Soliloquy

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Special monologue delivered alone on stage to simulate inner dialogue

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Juliet's feelings for Romeo

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She has feelings for him.

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Juliet's request to Romeo before he leaves

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Say he loves her, arrange marriage plans, await a messenger

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Juliet's frustration with Nurse

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Nurse complains of aches and pains, delays revealing the plan

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Friar's reason for marrying Romeo and Juliet

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Potentially end Capulet-Montague feud

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Tybalt's letter to Romeo

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Challenge to a duel

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Juliet's messenger

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The Nurse

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Technique used by Shakespeare in Mercutio's scene

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Comic relief