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6. In Scene 6, Friar Laurence urges Romeo to be cautious. Given what you know about Romeo, and about the fates guiding the "star-crossed lovers," do you think Romeo will take his advice? Explain.
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6. In Scene 6, Friar Laurence urges Romeo to be cautious. Given what you know

about Romeo, and about the fates guiding the "star-crossed lovers," do you think Romeo
will take his advice? Explain.

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Yup I’ll just be a good person and I’ll give you the best pick of me and I can do anything to you make sure I

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For the first true reason I’m gonna I was gonna I wanna was the time the day we were

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