1. Why is Tybalt upset? 2. How does Tybalt recognize Romeo?
3. What does Tybalt want to do about Romeo being at the party uninvited?
4. Who calms Tybalt down? What reasons does he give for leaving Romeo alone?
5. How does Romeo find out Juliet's last name? How does Juliet find out Romeo's last
name?
6. To what is Romeo referring to in the phrase "holy shrine"?
7. How does Romeo profane Juliets hand? What might profane mean in this context?

Many answers (look in explanation)

Explanation:

1. Tybalt is upset because he sees Romeo (a montague) at the party and his family (the Capulets) is an enemy to the Montague and vice versa.

2. Tybalt recognizes Romeo's voice and knows that there is a montague among them.

3. He tells a servant to fetch his rapier (fancy sword-like weapon) and he's ready to get Romeo and throw him out of the party.

4. Lord Capulet attempts to calm Tybalt down but is really unsuccessful. He doesn't want Romeo to be at the party and thinks that he's there to spite them, although, Romeo is now allowed to stay at the party since Lord Capulet identifies Romeo as a well-meaning young man.

5. Romeo finds out Juliet's name from the nurse explaining who Juliet's mother is to Romeo. Juliet asks her nurse to find out who Romeo is and the nurse finds out Romeo is a montague and passes this information along to Juliet, but this does not make the characters love each other any less.

6. He's referring to Juliet's hand. (it's a symbol. Romeo often speaks like this comparing juliet to the light, sun, a dove, etc.) He further calls his hand the "unworthiest" hand implying that he believes that he is not good enough for Juliet.

7. Profane=treaty disrespectfully often directed towards a holy object. This relates back to Juliet's hand because Juliet has a "holy" hand and Romeo says that he is being profane with his "unworthy" hand (in contrast to Juliet's holy hand)

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