Act 1
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- What is the main conflict in the play?
- What does the prologue reveal about the lovers?
- What does "star-cross'd" imply about the lovers?
- What themes does Shakespeare introduce in the prologue?
- How does the prologue set the tone for the play?
- What form does the prologue take?
- What does the sword fight in Scene One signify?
- What threat does the Prince introduce in Scene One?
- Who is introduced in Scene One as eager to fight?
- What does Tybalt's character suggest about future conflicts?
- How does the physical violence in the opening scenes affect the audience?
- Why is Romeo upset in Scene One?
- What does Romeo's description of love reveal about his character?
- What does Romeo mean by "a choking gall"?
- Who asks Capulet for Juliet's hand in marriage?
- What is Juliet's initial attitude towards marriage in Scene Three?
- How does Rosaline's character differ from Juliet's?
- How do Rosaline and Paris contrast with Romeo and Juliet's relationship?
- What does Paris's politeness contrast with in the play?
- What does Juliet's relationship with Paris reveal about love?
- What is the significance of the quote "A pair of star-cross’d lovers take their life"?
- How does the audience's knowledge of the ending affect the play?
- What are the key themes introduced in Act One?
- What are the main events in Act One that establish the tone of the play?