1. (a) What do you know about Romeo's and Juliet's lives at this point in the play? Explain, citing details from the play that support your answer.
(b) Compare and Contrast: How are their circumstances both similar
and different? Explain.

Romeo and Juliet's families are feuding each other. Romeo and Juliet then fall in love at the feast.

Explanation:

They both come from rich families. Romeo from the Montague family and Juliet from the Capulet family. Both families have been fueding for so long, and many innocent people have died due to their feud. Romeo is very secretive and solitary. Juliet's father thinks he knows best for her and makes all her decisions for her. Juliet is the Capulet's only heir to their fortune and so is romeo.

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