Romeo & Juliet Act 1 Guided Notes Scene 1: A between the Capulet and Montague servants
Establishes the between the 2 families
The breaks up the fight
He says they will pay with their if they fight again
Romeo has been very because of a girl
Benvolio tells him he should find girl instead

Scene 2: The are hosting a feast

gets invited

Scene 3: Lady Capulet talks to and her nurse
Lady Capulet wants Juliet to look for at the feast
Although Juliet is only her parents want her to be married to him

Scene 4: and his friends are on their way to the
feast
has a feeling something bad may happen

Scene 5: The Capulet’s Feast
Romeo Juliet

wants to kick Romeo out

stops him

Romeo & Juliet dance
Romeo finds out Juliet is a

Juliet finds out Romeo is a

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