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Act 3 (Scene 1: The fight between Romeo, Mercutio, Tybalt (Mercutio ("…

- - - - Hot weather is bound to cause hot tempers
  - - - Rise in tension as Mercutio sees Romeo stays arest at Tybalt
    - - Mercutio draws out first
        
        He often is seen as a comical character, but now is suddenly becoming serious. Shows that tension is soaring and that there will be consequences after the fight.
    - - His pride is hurt. Mercutio knows that he is going to die
    - - "A plague o' both houses!"
        
        Mercutio dying curse on both Montagues & Capulets on the fault of his death.
        
        Foreshadows their fate
        
        Romeo's love becomes warped by the social world, resulting in the death of his friend
  - - - Romeo realises he can't live by love in the social world of men
      - Romeo avenges Mercutio's death by killing Tybalt
        
        Honor dictates he must