18 Questions
What does Lady Capulet declare will happen if she marries?
She will marry Romeo instead of Paris
How does Capulet describe the weather when his brother's son dies?
The air drizzles dew
In what way does Capulet compare Juliet's tears and sighs?
To a ship sailing on the sea
How does Capulet address Juliet when he questions her about her continuous crying?
As a fountain of tears
Who enters the scene after Lady Capulet's announcement of marrying Romeo instead of Paris?
Nurse
What was Romeo's immediate reaction to Mercutio's death?
He immediately sought revenge on Tybalt.
What news about marriage surprises Lady Capulet in the given text?
'It shall be Romeo' is unexpected
What role did Tybalt play in the fight between Mercutio and Romeo?
Tybalt initiated the fight by challenging Romeo.
How did the Prince react to the violence between Mercutio and Tybalt?
He ordered Tybalt to be put to death for his actions.
What was the immediate reaction of Romeo's family upon hearing about Mercutio's death?
They blamed Romeo for the tragedy.
What was one of the causes of the fight between Mercutio and Tybalt?
A clash of personalities and pride.
How did Romeo respond when Tybalt thrust his sword under Romeo's arm?
He called for peace and asked his friends to intervene.
What is Juliet's emotional response to the news of Tybalt's death and Romeo's banishment?
She is devastated and feels an infinite pain.
How does Juliet compare the news of Tybalt's death to that of Romeo's banishment?
She feels that Tybalt's death was a necessary consequence, but Romeo's banishment is unjust and unbearable.
How does Juliet describe her emotional state upon hearing about Tybalt's death and Romeo's banishment?
She is overwhelmed with sorrow, feeling as if she has experienced an infinite death.
Why does Juliet find the news of Romeo's banishment particularly distressing?
It exacerbates the pain caused by Tybalt's death.
How does Juliet characterize the impact of hearing about Tybalt's death and Romeo's banishment?
As an overwhelming experience of infinite sadness.
What does Juliet believe would have been easier to bear instead of hearing about Tybalt's death and Romeo's banishment?
The deaths of both her parents.
Explore Mercutio's lament over Tybalt's death in Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet'. Reflect on the sorrowful impact of this tragic event on the characters.
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