1. Simultaneous Perspectives in Romeo and Juliet
... any other Capulet shall find them. Benvolio wants nothing more than to escape a brawl. He knows first hand what the heat will do to young men and their youthful blood. He makes reference to the day being hot, it is summer in Verona, "For now, these hot days, is the mad blood ... at nothing to destroy Romeo. Tybalt is unaware of his new relation to young Romeo, and refuses to hear him out. Tybalt seeks out Romeo, and will not stop until Romeo pays for his past intrusions. Tybalt is always looking for a fight, and it just so happens that on this particular day, Mercutio feels ... is much...
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- Grade Level: High School