Romeo and Juliet 3.1 Interview with Benvolio and Mercutio

The transcript covers a heated exchange in the city streets involving Vivolio, Tibalt, and Romeo. Vivolio is known for his fiery temperament and tendency to pick fights. Tibalt arrives, seeking a confrontation with Romeo, who attempts to make peace. Despite Romeo's efforts, a fight breaks out, resulting in Mercutio's injury. Mercutio curses both houses as he succumbs to his wounds, highlighting the destructive nature of the ongoing feud.

What is Vivolio known for when he enters a bar?

• Playing cards with strangers

• Singing a song

• Slapping his sword on the table

• Ordering a drink quietly

Why does Tibalt want to confront the narrator?

• For insulting his family

• For associating with Romeo

• For stealing his sword

• For starting a band

How does Romeo respond to Tibalt's accusation?

• He challenges Tibalt to a duel

• He runs away

• He expresses love for Tibalt

• He calls Tibalt a villain

What is the narrator's reaction to Romeo's attempt at peacemaking?

• He is confused by Romeo's actions

• He decides to leave the scene

• He is angry and disapproves

• He supports Romeo's decision

What happens during the fight between the narrator and Tibalt?

• The fight ends in a draw

• Tibalt injures the narrator

• The narrator defeats Tibalt

• Romeo intervenes and stops the fight

What does the narrator lament after being injured?

• His inability to fight

• The presence of the Prince

• The ongoing feud between the houses

• The loss of his sword

What does the narrator request after being injured?

• A new sword

• A doctor

• A drink

• A duel with Romeo