Benvolio from the House of Montague introduces friendship into the beginning of the play. His name means “peacemaker” or “well-wisher,” which fits his personality. In Romeo and Juliet he serves as a peacemaker and is very close to Romeo. When the Montagues and Capulets had a brawl in the town, he said that he only “...drew to part them” (1.1.110). This proves that he tried to stop the fighting, and the he tried to keep the peace. To represent this, I used a picture of a dove to portray that he is a peacekeeper. When Romeo was lovesick over Rosaline, only Benvolio knew where Romeo was and what was wrong. When Romeo came and Montague was going to ask him what was wrong, Benvolio said “See where he comes. So please you, step aside./I’ll know
