... rage is very dangerous to not only the person acting out, but those who surround him or her. To start, Tybalt is overconfident at the beginning of Act III, and decides to challenge Romeo to a duel. Romeo does not accept, but Mercutio does. After Tybalt kills Mercutio, Romeo duels and kills Tybalt ... But send him back" (3.5.60-4). What she means by this quotation (on the last night her and Romeo spend together, as he is slipping into the darkness) is that she wants Fortune to be inconsistent like it has been before, so that Romeo's fate can change and he can come back to her. ... use the...

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... actions and dialogs. From the beginning to the end, this play does not take developing steps like the other plays but tells several stories, each of which occurs during a single summer night in a magical forest outside Athens, in which independent characters" groups, lovers, fairies, and craftsmen, develops their ... Their performance, Pyramus and Thisbe, is contrast and parallel with the story of Athenian youths. Pyramus and Thisbe face parental disapproval just as Hermia and Lysander do, the romantic confusion in each couples enhanced by the darkness of night is rehashed, and Pyramus m...

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