Arrange the events of act III, scene I, from Romeo and Juliet in the correct order.
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Benvolio tries to solve the matter peacefully,
but Mercutio tries to pick a fight with Tybalt.
Romeo doesn’t want to fight against Tybalt
because they are now cousins by marriage.
Romeo blames himself for Mercutio’s death
and kills Tybalt to avenge his friend.
Benvolio and Mercutio argue about which of
them is more hotheaded when Tybalt comes
looking for Romeo.
The Prince arrives at the scene with the heads
of he Montague and Capulet families and
punishes Romeo by banishing him from Verona
when he hears about the murders.
Romeo arrives, and Tybalt tries to provoke him
into a fight.
Romeo tries to stop the fight. He is unsuccessful,
and the fight escalates, leading to Tybalt killing
Mercutio.
Romeo is horrified by what he has done in a fit
of rage, and Benvolio convinces him to flee from
the scene.
Mercutio is disappointed by Romeo’s refusal to
fight and challenges Tybalt to fight him instead.
Tybalt agrees and the two begin to fight.