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Where does the prince lay the blame for all the deaths? OA. Paris and Lady Capulet OB. Himself and the feud between the families OC. Tybalt and Mercutio OD. Friar Lawrence and the nurse
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Where does the prince lay the blame for all the deaths?

OA. Paris and Lady Capulet
OB. Himself and the feud between the families
OC. Tybalt and Mercutio
OD. Friar Lawrence and the nurse

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B

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B.

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The feud between the families is the most valid reason.

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