Conflict

• What chant do the people shout regarding the feuding families?

  Down with the Capulets! Down with the Montagues
• What does the chant "Down with the Capulets! Down with the Montagues" signify about the feud?

  Everyone wants the feud to stop
• What does the phrase "you men, you beasts" imply about the characters involved in the feud?

  They are out of control
• What literary device is used in the phrase "you men, you beasts"?

  Metaphor
• What does the metaphor "That quench of fire of your pernicious rage" suggest about the feud's impact?

  It leads to destruction affecting Romeo and Juliet
• What does the term "mistemper’d weapons" imply about the weapons?

  They are emotionally affected
• What literary device is exemplified by "mistemper’d weapons"?

  Personification
• How is Tybalt described in the phrase "Fiery Tybalt"?

  Short tempered
• What does "Fiery Tybalt" suggest about his character?

  He spreads rage and affects others
• What is the significance of Tybalt's role in the feud?

  He embodies the aggressive nature of the conflict
• What are the consequences of the feud on Romeo and Juliet?

  It leads to their tragic deaths
• How does the theme of masculinity manifest in the context of the feud?

  Through challenges to honor and bravery
• What does the emotional state of the characters involved in the feud reveal?

  They are driven by anger and hatred
• What are the societal implications of the feud on the community?

  It creates chaos and division among people
• "O brawling love, O loving hate!"
• "A plague o'both your houses!"
• When mercutio, a happy character dies.. so does all happiness within the play - Act 3 scene 1 is the turning point to where we go from a sweet love story to a tragedy
• Frair Lawrences urge to solve it, even by being irresponsible and marrying romeo and juliet