In Act II, Tybalt writes a letter to Romeo
A Warning him to stay away from Juliet.
B Inviting...
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English, 05.04.2021 07:50 xatziry1717
In Act II, Tybalt writes a letter to Romeo
A Warning him to stay away from Juliet.
B Inviting Romeo to another banquet at the Capulet house, where Romeo will be killed.
C Challenging Romeo to a duel because Romeo attended the Capulet's banquet without an invitation.
D Thanking Romeo for being a good, though uninvited guest at the Capulet's banquet.
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