Read the play's Prologue at the beginning of Act I. Scene 1. How can you tell ***PLEASE HELP**
that Romeo and Juliet S a tragedy based on the plot and character
information the Prologue contains? In the space below, write a 150-word
essay analyzing the plot elements that are indicative of a tragedy. Include at
least four specific references to the text.

01: 52: 08 frederick which of these statements about family relationships is true on colonel lloyd's plantation? ne; on ng any thing ther was eldom saw d in the of us from r relationship ere, and was less than the n my new ness, i had d any one of o friendships with brothers and sisters are the only cheerful part of life on this harsh plantation. o children are separated from parental figures, and sibling relationships are not encouraged. o when young children seek the comforts of home, they often travel with their siblings. o enslaved children visit their parents and grandparents on neighboring plantations when they travel.