Benvolio

• What does the phrase "Put up your swords" imply?


  It suggests to cease fighting.
• What does the phrase "peace maker not controlled by masculine bravado" suggest?


  It indicates a peaceful person without aggression.
• What does "fool's shows him as mature and exclamatory" imply about the fool?


  The fool appears wise and expressive.
• Who is suggested to be ruled by the speaker?

  The fool is ruled by the speaker.
• What does "Forget to think of her" imply?


  It suggests ignoring a specific woman.
• Who is referred to as a "good friend to Romeo"?

  Benvolio is referred to as a good friend.
• What does "unlike Mercutio" suggest about the good friend?


  It implies the friend is different from Mercutio.
• What does "withdraw into some private place" suggest about the friend's actions?

  The friend seeks solitude or privacy.
• What does "smart + rational pragmatic approach" imply about the friend's mindset?

  The friend uses a logical and practical method.
• What does "allows him to keep honor" refer to?

  It refers to maintaining dignity and respect.
• What does "shakespear's peered discourages street brawls" imply about Shakespeare's view?

  Shakespeare discourages fighting in public places.
• How does Shakespeare's perspective on street brawls reflect societal values?

  It shows a preference for peace over violence.