The Fight Between Romeo And Juliet

Tybalt, Benvolio, and the Prince encountered each other for the first time. On the streets, Sampson and Gregory are two Capulet men who were trash talking the Montagues. During their dialogue, Gregory starts a quarrel with a couple of Montagues and a fight starts between all of the men, which causes people in the street to fight with each other. When Benvolio tries to halt all of the fighting, Tybalt attacks him; however, the Prince ultimately shows up and makes everyone stop fighting, announcing that if anyone from the Montague household or from the Capulet household causes any more complications, they will all perish. Following the fight, Benvolio goes to look for Romeo and finds him dreadful and grumbling about his love life. Unfortunately,
He even looked past his ex, Rosaline, and now looks to Juliet. After they danced, they found each other behind a curtain unaccompanied. That is where Romeo uses his magic. Eagerly, Romeo stated, “Let lips do as palms do.” After they kissed for the first time, Romeo then said, “Let me take my sin back,” and he kissed her again. Then, Tybalt went to Lord Capulet and was angry about Romeo being there since he was a Montague, but Lord Capulet told Tybalt, “You savvy boy!” However, he told Tybalt to play nice as even though Romeo was a Montague, he was a decent kid and not causing any difficulties at the party; besides, they do not need any more rebelliousness since that will make the Prince angry with the family. Finally, Juliet asked the nurse who that boy was and she informed Juliet it was Romeo and that he was a Montague. Nevertheless, Juliet understood, “My only love sprung from my only hate. Too early seen unknown, and known too late!” Nevertheless, Romeo finds out that his love’s mother was, “The lady of the house.” Romeo then says, “Is she a Capulet?” O dear account, my life is my foe’s