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Closely Examine Act III Scene i of ‘Romeo and Juliet’. Explore the reasons why Mercutio is killed and the consequences of his death. Why is this such an important event in the play?
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Closely Examine Act III Scene i of 'Romeo and Juliet'. Explore the reasons why Mercutio is killed and the consequences of his death. Why is this such an important event in the play? In this essay I will be closely examining how act III scene i is a pivotal scene in the play "Romeo and Juliet" and I will be comparing how the two different directors have chosen to portray this scene. The opening of the scene in both versions of the play warns the audience of a key part of the play and seizes the audience's attention. They all show how Benvolio is anxious and worried about Mercutio and how it is a hot day and tempers may rise when people become restless. Benvolio says "I pray thee, good Mercutio let's retire" This signals to the audience that Benvolio fears that his friend may be killed or face death...
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