Benvolio

Romeo is the son of Lord and Lady Montague. Romeo is talking to Benvolio. Benvolio is Romeo’s cousin as well as a good friend. Romeo says,…

fight romeo but,then tybalt was protecting romeo and then both started to fight and then romeo was trying to break up the fight but,then benvolio killed tybalt when romeo was holding tybalt and then tybalt was blaming romeo because he caused benvolio to kill him and now romeo went off to find benvolio to kill him for what he has done to tybalt.Romeo found benvolio…

The English Language Today would not be Spoken Learning more vocabulary, vividly imagining images, connecting to the story, and using more advanced words in the English language all came from the invention and help of literary devices. In the play Romeo and Juliet written by William Shakespeare, the foil technique is used multiple times between characters throughout the story. Used between more than two characters, the foil device can help determine a character 's personality, feelings,…

opinions to Romeo and Juliet with good intentions, however, these suggestions ultimately cause significant problems. The decisions that Romeo makes throughout the play are influenced by Benvolio who believes that his advice is beneficial to Romeo. After Romeo visits Rosaline, he seeks help from Benvolio. In response to Romeo’s complaint that Rosaline “hath forsworn to love, and in that vow/ Do I live dead, that live…

Juliet, Shakespeare portrays many different personalities in diverse ways thus creating good characters and bad characters. 3 characters in this play that can be perceived as good role models include the Nurse, Benvolio, and Friar Lawrence. The nurse is caring, loving and trustworthy. Benvolio is kind hearted and non-violent. Friar Lawrence is intelligent, wise and like the nurse, trustworthy. Throughout this play, Shakespeare clearly demonstrates these personality traits through these three…

each other to the point both deciding to reunite together in the heavens. I believe their untimely deaths didn’t have to occur if it weren’t for Benvolio, Mercutio and Romeo himself. One person I point the blame to for Romeo and Juliet’s deaths is Romeo’s cousin, Benvolio. After finding out who Romeo’s ex-lover was through an invite to a Capulet party, Benvolio encouraged him to go, stating to “let your eyes compare her to another beautiful woman who I’ll show you at this feast, and you won’t…

other. Firstly, introduce by Benvolio and later on demonstrated by Fair Lawrence and the lovers themselves. One may ask who is to incriminate? Perhaps, their no answer because haste is at the origin. First of all, haste indirectly makes its first appearance in Act 1 Scene 2 due Benvolio stupid and hasty conception that they attended an uninvited party to get him over his heart break with Rosaline: “At this same ancient feast of Capulet’s, Sups the fair Rosaline…

_______________________ Benvolio _______________________ _______________________ Tybalt _______________________ _______________________…

they hate a rival family, the Montagues. Abraham and Balthasar of the Montagues enter, and a fight breaks out. Benvolio tries to stop it, but Tybalt refuses to help, and the fight turns into a riot that in the end is broken up by the town guards. In addition the Prince threatens death to anyone who disturbs the peace again. Furthermore Romeo enters after the scene and tells his friend Benvolio that he wants nothing to do with the fight. Also he admits to being lovesick because the woman he loves…

Montagues the finger Benvolio, shows up a guy who just wants to have them get along, But Tybalt, a Capulet he is the mean-guy, then he shows up and wants a good fight. During the fight the Prince of Verona and is very mad. He orders the Montagues and the Capulet stay away and he adds that if anyone was to breaking his rule will be put to death. Lord and Lady Montague can’t find there son Romeo. Romeo, we find out, has been moping…