Mercutio and Benvolio's Perspectives

The transcript captures a scene where Romeo is torn between his heart and his actions. Mercutio and friends search for him, attempting to conjure him with humorous and poetic invocations. They discuss love's blindness and its implications, ending with parting words and a decision to leave Romeo to his solitude.

What internal conflict does Romeo face at the beginning of the scene?

• Whether to fight Mercutio or make peace

• Whether to move forward or stay where his heart is

• Whether to reveal his love for Rosaline

• Whether to stay with Juliet or leave Verona

What do Mercutio and Benvolio believe about Romeo's whereabouts?

• He has left Verona

• He has gone to see Juliet

• He is hiding in the orchard

• He has returned home to bed

How does Mercutio attempt to draw Romeo out?

• By sending a messenger

• By invoking his love for Rosaline

• By calling out his name loudly

• By threatening to leave him

What does Mercutio humorously suggest about Romeo's love?

• It is wise and thoughtful

• It is blind and foolish

• It is deep and sincere

• It is strong and unyielding

What imagery does Mercutio use to describe Rosaline?

• A beautiful rose

• A quivering thigh and scarlet lip

• A gentle dove

• A bright star

What is the purpose of Mercutio's playful invocation?

• To anger Romeo

• To impress Benvolio

• To draw Romeo out

• To raise a spirit

Why do Mercutio and Benvolio decide to leave?

• They believe Romeo does not want to be found

• They have other plans for the night

• They are afraid of being caught

• They are tired and want to sleep