Romeo and Juliet Acts 4 and 5

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Mercutio challenges Tybalt

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Defending Romeo's honor

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Reason for Romeo fighting Tybalt

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Tybalt has killed Mercutio

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Lady Capulet doubts Benvolio's account

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Benvolio is Romeo's relative and friend

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Juliet's feelings in her soliloquy

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Loves Romeo; impatient to see him again.

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Juliet's feelings about Romeo's banishment

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More upset than if her parents had died

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Friar Lawrence comforts Romeo

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Gives a plan for solving problems

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Lord Capulet's reason for allowing Paris to marry Juliet

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Thinks Juliet is too upset about Tybalt's death; wants to cheer her up.

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Lord Capulet's reaction to Juliet's refusal

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Threaten never to see her again

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Juliet's feelings in soliloquy (p. 206)

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Believes Nurse has betrayed her

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Juliet's threat to harm herself in Act IV, Scene 1

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Reacts emotionally to situations