I need quotes from Mercutio in the 1968 film of Romeo and Juliet that blame him for his own death, including blameworthy actions.

A plague o’ both your houses.

They have made worms’ meat of me. (III.i.)

Explanation:

When Mercutio is fatally injured, he turns his cynical and realist eye on his own situation. He points out that the feud that has caused his death is pointless. While Romeo and Benvolio talk about Mercutio’s “soul” and “gallant spirit,” Mercutio himself describes his death in strictly physical and unromantic terms: he will be “worms’ meat.”

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