When the Friar tells Romeo that the Prince's sentence is "banishment," Romeo A) is grateful to not be executed. B) sighs tears or relief and subdued joy. C) is angry that the punishment is not more. D)

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When the Friar tells Romeo that the Prince's sentence is "banishment," Romeo

A) is grateful to not be executed.
B) sighs tears or relief and subdued joy.
C) is angry that the punishment is not more.
D) wishes that he were being executed instead.

English
middle-school

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