Question

crude jokes, and lady capulet comments that girls younger than juliet are already ______. considering her age, juliet says she has not given ______ much thought, but during the party she will look at paris and try to love him.
scene 4
6 wearing masks and carrying torches, romeo, ______, and ____ head to the capulets feast. romeo is sad and not in the mood to dance, while mercutio, the comedic relief, encourages him to cheer up suggesting, \if love is rough with you, ____________________; prick love for pricking ____ ____ down.\ when romeo mentions that he is having second thoughts about attending the party, due to a ____ he had, mercutio delivers a monologue about ____, to poke fun at him, and highlight the unpredictable nature of dreams. before entering, romeo predicts that the night’s festivities will lead to a premature ______.
scene 5
7 the party is in full swing, with ______ threatening everyone to get up and dance. walking in, romeo immediately notices ____ exclaiming, \did my heart love till now? forswear it, sight. ____ ____________________\ and asks a servant who she is. just by the sound of his voice, tybalt identifies him as a ____ and tells someone to fetch his ____, as tybalt is offended that a member of that family would dare attend the party. capulet overhears and tells him to calm down and leave romeo alone because he is behaving, and it would be impolite to cause a scene at their own party. this enrages tybalt even more, and his uncle begins to mock him as he leaves, but not before tybalt vows to get ______ for this \intrusion.\
8 completely unaware, romeo is super focused on juliet, taking her by the hand, and complimenting her beauty. they share several kisses which they refer to as \______,\ before juliet is called away by the ____. separately, they discover the truth. romeo finds out that juliet is a capulet, exclaiming, \o dear account! my life ____!\ similarly, when juliet discovers he is a montague, she laments, \my only love sprung ____. too early seen unknown and ______.\
this will not end well.

Explanation:

To solve this fill - in - the - blank problem about "Romeo and Juliet", we need to recall the plot details of the play:

Scene 4

• Romeo, Benvolio, and Mercutio head to the Capulet’s feast. This is a basic plot point where these three characters are together as they go to the party.
• Mercutio says, "If love is rough with you, be rough with love; Prick love for pricking thee down." This is a well - known line from Mercutio's dialogue, encouraging Romeo to be tough in return if love is harsh.
• Romeo has second thoughts about attending the party due to a dream he had. Dreams play a role in Romeo's premonitions in the play.
• Mercutio delivers a monologue about Queen Mab to poke fun at Romeo. The Queen Mab speech is a famous part of Mercutio's dialogue, mocking Romeo's romantic notions.
• Romeo predicts that the night’s festivities will lead to a premature death. Romeo has a sense of foreboding about the events that will unfold.

Scene 5

• The party is in full swing, with Capulet threatening everyone to get up and dance. Capulet, as the host of the party, is the one who would be urging people to dance.
• Romeo immediately notices Juliet exclaiming, "Did my heart love till now? Forswear it, sight. For I ne'er saw true beauty till this night" This is Romeo's famous line when he first sees Juliet, expressing his instant love.
• Just by the sound of his voice, Tybalt identifies him as a Montague and tells someone to fetch his sword. The Montagues and Capulets are feuding families, so Tybalt, a Capulet, is enraged to see a Montague at the party.
• Tybalt vows to get revenge for this "intrusion" after being told to calm down by Capulet. Tybalt's anger and desire for revenge set the stage for future conflicts.
• They share several kisses which they refer to as "saints and pilgrims", before Juliet is called away by the nurse. This is how they describe their kisses in their first interaction.
• Romeo finds out that Juliet is a Capulet, exclaiming, "O dear account! My life is my foe's debt!" Romeo realizes the danger of his love as Juliet is from the opposing family.
• Juliet laments, "My only love sprung from my only hate! Too early seen unknown and too late to ask." Juliet also realizes the tragic situation as her love comes from the family she is supposed to hate.

Answer:

s (selected blanks as examples, you can fill all according to the above explanations):

• Scene 4: Benvolio; Mercutio; be rough with love; thee; dream; Queen Mab; death
• Scene 5: Capulet; Juliet; For I ne'er saw true beauty till this night; Montague; sword; revenge; saints and pilgrims; nurse; is my foe's debt; from my only hate; too late to ask