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English, 17.10.2019 05:00 HistoryLee

what is romeo's attitude toward love?
a. sentimental b. indifferent c. practical
what is mercutio's attitude toward love?
a. sentimental b. indifferent c. practical
how does mercutio act as a foil for romeo?
a. he thinks romeo should give up on love b. he thinks romeo should control his feelings. c. he thinks romeo should love more deeply.
what does the foil show about romeo?
a. romeo lets his emotions control him. b. romeo is becoming more like mercutio. c. romeo will overcome his emotions.


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