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    Either You, or I, or Both of Us Have To Go With Him. (Talk With TYBALT)

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    1) Romeo is arguing with Tybalt and trying to avoid a fight, saying he has no quarrel with Tybalt. However, Mercutio says either he or Romeo will have to fight Tybalt. 2) After killing Tybalt, Romeo is banished from Verona by the Prince. Romeo says banishment is worse than death, as it means being separated from Juliet. 3) In his final scene with Juliet before his exile, Romeo expresses his love for her but knows they must soon part, as day is dawning and he must leave Verona or be killed.

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    1) Romeo is arguing with Tybalt and trying to avoid a fight, saying he has no quarrel with Tybalt. However, Mercutio says either he or Romeo will have to fight Tybalt. 2) After killing Tybalt, Romeo is banished from Verona by the Prince. Romeo says banishment is worse than death, as it means being separated from Juliet. 3) In his final scene with Juliet before his exile, Romeo expresses his love for her but knows they must soon part, as day is dawning and he must leave Verona or be killed.

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    1) Romeo is arguing with Tybalt and trying to avoid a fight, saying he has no quarrel with Tybalt. However, Mercutio says either he or Romeo will have to fight Tybalt. 2) After killing Tybalt, Romeo is banished from Verona by the Prince. Romeo says banishment is worse than death, as it means being separated from Juliet. 3) In his final scene with Juliet before his exile, Romeo expresses his love for her but knows they must soon part, as day is dawning and he must leave Verona or be killed.

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    1) Romeo is arguing with Tybalt and trying to avoid a fight, saying he has no quarrel with Tybalt. However, Mercutio says either he or Romeo will have to fight Tybalt. 2) After killing Tybalt, Romeo is banished from Verona by the Prince. Romeo says banishment is worse than death, as it means being separated from Juliet. 3) In his final scene with Juliet before his exile, Romeo expresses his love for her but knows they must soon part, as day is dawning and he must leave Verona or be killed.

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    Cnh 1

    ROMEO
    Tybalt, I have a reason to love you. so I excuse that insult. I am no villain. So, goodbye. I can
    tell that you dont know who I am.
    ROMEO
    I disagree. Ive never done you harm, good Capulet - you should be satisfied with what I say.
    ROMEO
    No, MERCUTIO Either you, or I, or both of us have to go with him.(talk with TYBALT).
    ROMEO
    This fight will decide who dies.
    Cnh 3
    ROMEO
    Is the Princes punishment any less awful than doomsday?
    ROMEO
    Ha, banishment? Exile is much worse than death. Dont say banishment.
    ROMEO
    Its torture, not mercy. Heaven is here because Juliet lives here. And yet you say that exile is
    not death?
    ROMEO
    You cant talk about something that you dont feel. If you were in love with Juliet, if you had
    just married her an hour ago, if then you murdered Tybalt, and if you were banished, then
    you might talk about it. You might also tear your hair out of your head and collapse to the
    ground the way I do right now. (ROMEO falls on the ground)
    ROMEO
    Were you talking about Juliet? How is she? Does she think that Im a practiced murderer by
    killing one of her close relatives? Where is she? How is she doing
    ROMEO
    Shes calling out my name as if I were a bullet murdering her, just like I murdered her
    relative. Tell me, Friar, in what part of my body is my name embedded? Tell me, so I can cut
    it out of myself. (he draws his dagger)
    ROMEO
    Do so, and tell my sweet to be ready to scold me.
    ROMEO
    This makes me feel so much better!
    Scene 5
    ROMEO
    Look, my love, what are those streaks of light in the clouds parting in the east? Night is over,
    and day is coming. If I want to live, I must go. If I stay, Ill die.
    ROMEO
    Ok. Ill die if you want this. Come, death, and welcome! Juliet wants it this way. How are
    you, my love? Lets talk. Its not daylight.
    ROMEO (cnh m nhau t bit )
    More and more light. More and more pain for us.
    ROMEO
    Farewell, farewell! Ill go down.
    ROMEO
    Farewell! I wont miss any chance to send my love to you.

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