God's wound. Refers to the 5 wounds of Christ. This symbolized his sacrifice for humanity and divine love.

Something assumed or bestowed as a distinguishing feature; a characteristic garb or covering; a distinctive guise, marking, or outward appearance.

This is the Prince's reply to Lady Capulet who wants to see the Prince take Romeo's head for the death of Tybalt. I believe that the prince is saying who left is owed the blood of Romeo if Mercutio was slain by Tybalt, and Tybalt slain by Romeo. This shows us the kind of mercy the prince is willing to grant even in this kind of circumstance even after warning the two families.

In this scene after Mercutio had been mortally wounded and was seeking aid, Romeo begins talking to himself. He says his best friend had been hurt on his behalf because he had chosen to not engage Tybalt in battle. He blames Juliet for softening his heart and his valor with her beauty because he chose to stand back after being slandered by Tybalt.

Here we can see the rage Juliet's father has towards her the second she disobeys him. Though completely justified in her refusal, she is forced to comply with her father's plans as she is to wed Paris that Thursday. I also noticed that Capulet resorts to calling Juliet names and says how he once thought of his only daughter as a blessing but now views her as a curse when she directs any kind of opposition towards him. This text highlights just how much little independence women had apart from their male counterparts.

To give loud or impassioned utterance to anger, displeasure, disapprobation, reproof.

To extend in time, cause to last longer. Or to put off for a time; to defer, postpone.

In a state of fear or apprehension; afraid, scared; moved or influenced by fear.

To bring into the reckoning against; to lay in charge of; to attribute or assign as due or owing to.

To ride, mount or to stand over, as a victor over the fallen.

Allusion; Romeo makes reference to Rosaline being unable to bear children because she has Dian's wit who is also the Goddess of chastity. He before mentions she will not be hit by Cupid's arrow which means she is can't fall in love as well.

Benvolio recounts noticing Romeo underneath the sycamore tree which prompts Romeo to make a run for it in to the nearby woods. He further mentions that following his own inclination, he didn't chase after him and was happy to leave Romeo alone as he fled from him.

This comment made me question why he chose to personify the Montague's as dogs and how does Sampson view others outside of this narrow lens?

Romeo's body may be present with Benvolio, but his mind is some place else. It seems he may be struggling to stay present, lost in his own thoughts/feelings.

appropriate or fitting