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Who has the upper hand (advantage) in the balcony scene? Is this traditional for Shakespeare’s time? Is it traditional by today’s standards?

Who has the upper hand (advantage) in the balcony scene? Is this traditional for Shakespeare’s time? Is it traditional by today’s standards?
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Who has the upper hand (advantage) in the balcony scene? Is this traditional for Shakespeare’s time? Is it traditional by today’s standards?

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Romeo has.

No, it isn't.

No, it's not.

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