Romeo and Juliet Act III Review(2)

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Romeo and ulietReviewct III


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Part i

Who said it?


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Romeo, the love I bear thee

can afford / No better termthan this: thou art a villain.


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I am hurt. / A plague a

both houses! I am sped.


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Now, Tybalt, take the villain back

again / That late thou gavest me; for

Mercutiossoul / Is but a little wayabove our heads, / Staying for thine

to keep him company. / Either thou

or I, or both, must go with him.


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Prince, as thou art true, /

For blood of ours shedblood of Montague.


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Immediately we do exile him

hence. / I have an interest in your

hates proceeding, / My blood for

your rude brawls doth lie a-bleeding; / But Ill amerce you

with so strong a fine / That youshall all repent the loss of mine.


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Not Romeo, prince; he was

Mercutiosfriend; / His faultconcludes but what the law

should end, / The life of Tybalt.


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We talk here in the public haunt

of men. / Either withdraw unto

some private place, / Or reasoncoldly of your grievances, / Or else

depart. Here all eyes gaze on us.


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Check your answers


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Romeo, the love I bear thee can

afford / No better term than this:

thou art a villain.

Tybalt


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I am hurt. / A plague a bothhouses! I am sped.

Mercutio


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Now, Tybalt, take the villain back again /

That late thou gavest me; for Mercutiossoul

/ Is but a little way above our heads, /

Staying for thine to keep him company. /

Either thou or I, or both, must go with him.

Romeo


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Prince, as thou art true, / For

blood of ours shed blood of

Montague.

Lady Capulet


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Immediately we do exile him hence. / I have

an interest in your hates proceeding, / My

blood for your rude brawls doth lie a-bleeding;/ But Ill amerce you with so strong a fine /

That you shall all repent the loss of mine.

Prince


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Not Romeo, prince; he was

Mercutiosfriend; / His faultconcludes but what the law

should end, / The life of Tybalt.

LordMontague


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We talk here in the public haunt of men. /

Either withdraw unto some private place, /

Or reason coldly of your grievances, / Or

else depart. Here all eyes gaze on us.

Benvolio


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Who said it?

Part iI


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O calm, dishonorable,

vile submission!


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I do protest I never injured thee, /But love thee better than thou canst

devise / Till thou shalt know the

reason of my love; / And so, goodCapulet, which name I tender / As

dearly as mine own, be satisfied.


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Boy, this shall not excuse

the injuries / That thou

hast done me; therefore

turn and draw.


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Art thou a man? Thy formcries out thou art; / Thy tears

are womanish, thy wild actsdenote / The unreasonable

fury of a beast.


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Stand up, stand up! Stand,

and you be a man. / For

Juliets sake, for her sake,

rise and stand!


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Marry, my child, early nextThursday morn / The gallant,

young, and noble gentleman, /

The County Paris, at Saint Peters

Church, / Shall happily make

thee there a joyful bride.


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Good father, I beseech you

on my knees, / Hear me

with patience but to speak

a word.


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Hang thee, young baggage!

Disobedient wretch! / I tell thee

whatget thee to church aThursday / Or never after look

me in the face.


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I do protest I never injured thee, / But love

thee better than thou canst devise / Till

thou shalt know the reason of my love; /And so, good Capulet, which name I tender

/ As dearly as mine own, be satisfied.

Romeo


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Boy, this shall not excuse the

injuries / That thou hast done me;therefore turn and draw.

Tybalt

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Art thou a man? Thy form cries out

thou art; / Thy tears are womanish,

thy wild acts denote / Theunreasonable fury of a beast.

FriarLaurence


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Stand up, stand up! Stand, and

you be a man. / For Juliets sake,for her sake, rise and stand!

Nurse


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Marry, my child, early next Thursday

morn / The gallant, young, and noble

gentleman, / The County Paris, atSaint Peters Church, / Shall happily

make thee there a joyful bride.

Lady Capulet


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Good father, I beseech you on my

knees, / Hear me with patience but tospeak a word.

Juliet


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Hang thee, young baggage!

Disobedient wretch! / I tell thee what

get thee to church a Thursday / Or

never after look me in the face.

Lord

Capulet


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Who said it?

Part iiI


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Ancient damnation! O mostwicked fiend! / Thou and my

bosom henceforth shall be twain.

/ Ill to the friar to know his

remedy. / If all else fail, myself

have power to die.


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Talk not to me, for Ill not

speak a word. / Do as thouwilt, for I have done with thee.


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I think it best you married

with the county. / O, hes a

lovely gentleman! / Romeos adishclout to him,


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And you be mine, Ill give youto my friend; / And you be not,

hang, beg, starve, die in thestreets, / For, by my soul, Ill

neer acknowledge thee.


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A pack of blessings light upon thy

back; / Happiness courts thee in

her best array; / But, like a

misbehaved and sullen wench, /Thou pouts upon thy fortune and

thy love. / Take heed, take heed,

for such die miserable.


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Ancient damnation! O most wicked

fiend! / Thou and my bosom

henceforth shall be twain. / Ill to thefriar to know his remedy. / If all else

fail, myself have power to die.

Juliet


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Talk not to me, for Ill not

speak a word. / Do as thou wilt,for I have done with thee.

Lady

Capulet


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I think it best you married with

the county. / O, hes a lovelygentleman! / Romeos a dishclout

to him,

Nurse


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And you be mine, Ill give you to my

friend; / And you be not, hang, beg,

starve, die in the streets, / For, by my

soul, Ill neer acknowledge thee.

LordCapulet


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Thou canst not speak of that thou dost

not feel. / Wert thou as young as I, Juliet

thy love, / An hour but married, Tybaltmurdered, / Doting like me, and like me

banished, / Then mightst thou speak,

Romeo


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A pack of blessings light upon thy back; /

Happiness courts thee in her best array; / But, like

a misbehaved and sullen wench, / Thou poutsupon thy fortune and thy love. / Take heed, take

heed, for such die miserable.

FriarLaurence


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Guess Who???

Part I


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Advises Romeo to tellJuliet bye and then head

to Mantua until it is safe

to return.


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Acted as a messengerand stands up for Juliet

during the argument

with Lord Capulet.


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Tells Prince of the fight

between Tybalt,Mercutio, and Romeo.


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Wants Fortune to be

fickle so that Romeomight return.


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Does not believe that

Romeo values theCapulet name.


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Tries to stab himself

when he believes Juliethates him.


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Refuses to listen to

Juliets pleas to delay hermarriage to Paris.


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Is related to Mercutio,

which prompts him to showRomeo some mercy.


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Stands up for his friend

when he believes he isntacting like a man.


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Advises Romeo to tell Juliet bye

and then head to Mantua until itis safe to return.

FriarLaurence


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Acted as a messenger and

stands up for Juliet during theargument with Lord Capulet.

Nurse


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Tells Prince of the fight between

Tybalt, Mercutio, and Romeo.

Benvolio


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Wants Fortune to be fickle so

that Romeo might return.

Juliet


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Does not believe that Romeo

values the Capulet name.

Tybalt


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Tries to stab himself when he

believes Juliet hates him.

Romeo


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Refuses to listen to Juliets pleas

to delay her marriage to Paris.

LordCapulet


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Is related to Mercutio, which

prompts him to show Romeosome mercy.

Prince


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Stands up for his friend when hebelieves he isnt acting like a man.

Mercutio


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Guess Who???

Part II


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He sneaks to Friar

Laurences cell and laterto Mantua.


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She begs for Romeo to

die and tells a lie.


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He calls Romeo a

villain and killsMercutio.


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She calls Romeo a

dishcloth andsupports Paris.


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He will marry Juliet

on Thursday.


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He devises a plan to

save Romeo and hismarriage.


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He tells Romeo to

hide after the duelwith Tybalt.


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He sneaks to Friar Laurences cell

and later to Mantua.

Romeo


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She begs for Romeo to die and

tells a lie.

Lady

Capulet


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He calls Romeo a villain and

kills Mercutio.

Tybalt


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She calls Romeo a dishcloth

and supports Paris.

Nurse

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He will marry Juliet

on Thursday.

Paris


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He devises a plan to save Romeo

and his marriage.

FriarLaurence


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He tells Romeo to hide after the

duel with Tybalt.

Benvolio


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What else shouldyou study?

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Characters MotivationsCause and Effect of Characters Actions

Meaning of Lines Discussed in Class

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Romeo and Juliet Act III Review(2)