English, 29.01.2020 03:07 damaricoleman42

What does romeo blame for his behavior with mercutio and tybalt?

juliet making him effeminate
tybalt stabbing mercutio under romeo's arm
mercutio picking a fight
tybalt's "fiery" temper

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What does romeo blame for his behavior with mercutio and tybalt?

juliet making him effe...