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When Benvolio sees the servants of both families fighting, he yells "Part, fools! Put up your swords." What is he trying to do? Join in on the fight Help the others hang up their swords Make fun of everyone
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When Benvolio sees the servants of both families fighting, he yells "Part, fools! Put up your swords." What is he trying to do?

Join in on the fight
Help the others hang up their swords
Make fun of everyone for being immature
Stop the fighting and keep the peace

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Stop fighting and keep the peace.

Step-by-step explanation:

Benvolio is not very interested in fighting (at least in this scene.) He’s a foil to Tybalt, who then comes in and tries to start a fight. I hope this is accurate & helpful!

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