R&J Test Review

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Purpose of the Prologue

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Glimpse of the play to hook the audience

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Shakespeare's storytelling technique

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Creates suspense in plot development

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Tybalt's character in lines 63-65

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Quick to anger, quick to draw sword

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Benvolio's advice to Romeo on unrequited love

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There are other women more charming than Rosaline.

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Nurse's role in Juliet's life

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Mother-figure

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Tone of the Prince’s speech (Act I)

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Disappointed, upset, angry

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Juliet's question in the balcony scene

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Why are you Romeo, a Montague?

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Mercutio's pun while dying

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Understating his injury to lighten the mood

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Irony in Friar John's story

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Romeo blames himself for Juliet's death, leading to his own demise.

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Saddest story: Romeo and Juliet

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No story sadder than this tragedy