Group+C+Act+Three

Group C Act Three Will Jessup- Tybalt is an awful person. When he discovered Romeo at the Capulet Party, he became very indignant. Even though Romeo was invited to come, Tybalt was furious. In 3:1, he challenged Romeo to a duel. When Romeo would not contend, Mercutio stepped in. Romeo tried to stop the fight; he told Tybalt that he loved him now. Tybalt did not care, and he lunged at Mercutio, which sent Romeo into a fit of rage. Tybalt fled, then returned. Romeo finished him, with the anger of his best friend's death. Romeo was punished unjustly, and was exiled. Tybalt deserved what he got

Friar Lawrence is a very clever person. In act 3, scene 3, he asks who is knocking the door to make sure that it wasn't the people who are going to take Romeo away and also to give Romeo a bit of time to hide. Also, on page 693, when a person was knocking on the door, Friar Lawrence tells Romeo to hide in his office upstairs. In act 3, scene 3, Friar Lawrence comes up with a plan for Romeo to go back to Verona. The plan is for Romeo to stay in the neighboring city of Mantua, while Friar Lawrence tells the 2 feuding families and the Prince that Romeo and Juliet are married, and because of that, the Prince will allow Romeo to go back to Verona. I think that it's good for Friar Lawrence to plan ahead, although he may not always be right. - Min

__Christopher Kurtz:__ __Topic:__ How the plan for Romeo made by Friar Lawrence could end up being a very disasterous situation!!!!!!!!
 * ﻿This specific topic takes place in act 3, scene 3. the scene starts when Friar Lawrence enters his cell and find Romeo hiding. Later in this scene Friar tells romeo of the news that he has been banished from verona. not to long after this the nurse of Juliet enters the cell. At this point Romeo is balling his eyes out like a little baby on the floor. All of a sudden on page 696 of Romeo and Juliet, Friar Lawrence comes up with a plan that he thinks that will give peace to Verona. Friar Lawrence wants Romeo to leave Verona so he can announce his marrage with Juliet. This so called "clever plan" that the Friar has came up with doesn't seem like it will bring peace to Verona. The reason why is that Paris is going to marry Juliet on Thursday which is in 3 days, which was arranged by the Capulet family (minus Juliet). When the news gets out about a Montague marrying a Capulet both set of parents would be furious, and i do not think that Paris would just allow Romeo to come back to Verona when he has married his future bride. I realize the Friar had good intentions when making this plan but i do not think that it will end up well!!!!! **

Friar Lawrence is easily convinced. At first in act 2 when Romeo wants to marry Juliet, Friar Lawrence thinks that Romeo is going too quickly into the relationship, but as soon as he thinks that their marrige might united the feuding familes, he then changes his mind and marries them. What he doesn't think of is that the familes have been fighting for years and that the parensts of the two familes may not want Romeo and Juliet to get married. In act 3 scene 3 Romeo goes to Friar Lawrences house and Friar Lawrence tell Romeo he has been banished. Romeo then goes into histerics and then Friar Lawrence devises a plan to get him out of Verona then get Juliet after Romeo is in another city, he thinks the familes and the prince will both be alright once they know that Romeo and Juliet are married. -Anna T.

Mercutio shows he wants to act out in violence and be mean, but unfortunately, it ends badly for him. In Act 3:1, on page 682, Mercutio gets upset at Tybalt for insulting Romeo and because Romeo refused to fight Tybalt, so Mercutio decides to draw his sword to Tybalt, which shows he prefers violence instead of "chit-chat". Also in Act 3:1, on page 682, Mercutio and Tybalt are fighting eachother after Mercutio draws his sword, but Romeo steps in between the two to try and stop it. Unfortunately, Mercutio's choice of violence led to his stabbing by Tybalt, and after Mercutio was stabbed, he said for a plague to be sent to both Tybalt and Romeo's homes showing just how mean Mercutio can be, because Romeo was only trying to help(Pg.683). Shortly after being stabbed, Mercutio died. :( [there goes one of our characters!] -Madison E. :)

Tony Ciro In Act Three, Friar Laurence is revealed to be a brave person. By helping Romeo go against the law, he is putting himself in a dangerous position. He could be arrested, banished, or even executed because he is helping someone who broke the law. On line 166 of Scene Four, the Friar tells Romeo about his plan to have Romeo go to Mantua. Friar Laurence obviously is taking time to consider Romeo's plan, and this shows that he is dedicated to helping Romeo. Unfortunately for the Friar, this is illegal. Laurence is brave because he helps Romeo anyway.

Bobby Belser Mercutio in the short amount of time he appeared in Act III, proved to be a reckless person. In the beginning of Act III, Mercutio and Benvolio are still searching for Romeo. Ignoring the advice of Benvolio to go inside because of the Capulets walking around town, Mercutio says he will fight if the Capulets come near them(pg 680 Scene 1). After he says this, Tybalt comes looking for Romeo so he can duel him. When Romeo arrives and refuses to fight, Mercutio jumps in and takes Romeo's spot, so he can fight Tybalt(pg 682 Scene 1). From his recklessness, Mercutio gets himself killed by Tybalt. If Mercutio wasn't so reckless, he and Tybalt would still be alive for a longer period of time in the play.