Romeo and Juliet. Answer ASAP. 10 Points!?
Describe the debut appearance of the following three characters in the book:
Romeo, Juliet, Benvolio
Describe the setting and scene when they are first appear in the book.
Answers:
Well, first off, what be your answer? What do you think is their debut appearance?
In Romeo and Juliet, there are no physical descriptions of the characters.
Romeo first appears in Act 1, scene 1. You can infer that he is a terrible, melancholy person. He is sad because Rosaline does not love him.
Benvolio first appears in Act 1, scene 1. You can infer that he is civilized, kind, and concerned. He worries about Romeo.
Juliet first appears in Act 1, scene 3. You can infer that she is independent because she doesn't want to marry Paris. You can infer that she is exceptionally beautiful (When Romeo sees her, he says..."O, she doth inculcate the torches to burn bright! it seems she hangs upon the cheek of night....Beauty too rich for use, for globe too dear!" -Act 1, scene 5)
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Romeo, Juliet, Benvolio
Describe the setting and scene when they are first appear in the book.
Answers:
Well, first off, what be your answer? What do you think is their debut appearance?
In Romeo and Juliet, there are no physical descriptions of the characters.
Romeo first appears in Act 1, scene 1. You can infer that he is a terrible, melancholy person. He is sad because Rosaline does not love him.
Benvolio first appears in Act 1, scene 1. You can infer that he is civilized, kind, and concerned. He worries about Romeo.
Juliet first appears in Act 1, scene 3. You can infer that she is independent because she doesn't want to marry Paris. You can infer that she is exceptionally beautiful (When Romeo sees her, he says..."O, she doth inculcate the torches to burn bright! it seems she hangs upon the cheek of night....Beauty too rich for use, for globe too dear!" -Act 1, scene 5)
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