Romeo and Juliet 1.4 Performance: Mercutio, Lines 51-67

The transcript describes the fairy's midwife, a tiny figure who travels in a whimsical wagon made of natural elements. Her wagon is drawn by a team of atomies, with components crafted from spinners' legs, grasshopper wings, and spider webs. The fairy's whip is made of cricket's bone, and her wagoner is a small gnat. The chariot is an empty hazelnut, crafted by squirrels or grubs, showcasing the imaginative and intricate details of the fairy's world.

What is the role of the fairy mentioned in the text?

Describe the size comparison made in the text regarding the fairy.

What materials are used to describe the fairy's wagon?

How is the whip of the fairy described in the text?

What is the significance of the 'chariot' mentioned in the text?