Romeo and Juliet 3.1 Performance: Mercutio, Lines 95-102

The transcript captures a dramatic monologue where the speaker reflects on their dire situation, foreshadowing their fate. They express frustration and curse both involved parties, lamenting the trivial causes of their predicament. The speaker questions why interference occurred, highlighting the senselessness of the conflict.

What does the speaker compare their wound to?

• A wide river

• A narrow alley

• A small window

• A church door

What does the speaker predict about their future?

• They will become famous

• They will travel the world

• They will be a grave man

• They will recover soon

What does the speaker curse?

• The weather

• Both houses

• Their own fate

• The city

What animals does the speaker mention in their lament?

• A dog, a rat, a mouse, a cat

• A lion, a tiger, a bear, a wolf

• A bird, a fish, a snake, a rabbit

• A horse, a cow, a sheep, a goat

What is the speaker's reaction to the intervention in their fight?

• Gratitude

• Confusion

• Indifference

• Frustration