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Which of these characters does NOT have a greatly-increased presence in Shakespeare’s play as compared to Brooke’s poem? Mercutio Paris Tybalt Prince Escalus
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Which of these characters does NOT have a greatly-increased presence in Shakespeare’s play as compared to Brooke’s poem? Mercutio Paris Tybalt Prince Escalus

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  • Prince Escalus

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Prince Escalus is a character that isn't that much essential yet at the same time shows up fundamentally more in the play than in the poem. He is a cousin to Mercutio and Paris.

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The correct answer is Prince Escalus.

He is a character that is not that much important but still appears significantly more in the play than in the poem. He is a cousin to Mercutio and Paris.
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