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Romeo and Juliet has 5 acts.
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Act 1
Verona is already at war with itself before Romeo and Juliet even meet. The Capulet and Montague servants brawl in the street, the Prince threatens death for the next fight, and R…
Act 2
Romeo and Juliet move from attraction to marriage in under twenty-four hours. Romeo climbs into the Capulet orchard, they confess their love, and Juliet proposes marriage on the s…
Act 3
Act 3 is where the play breaks. Tybalt kills Mercutio, Romeo kills Tybalt, and the Prince banishes Romeo from Verona.
Act 4
Juliet is cornered. Her parents are forcing her to marry Paris, she can't tell them she's already married to Romeo, and Friar Lawrence is the only person she can turn to.
Act 5
The plan collapses because of timing. Friar Lawrence's letter never reaches Romeo; instead Romeo hears that Juliet is dead.
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