At the beginning of Scene 5, Juliet insists, "It was the nightingale, and not the lark / that pierced the fearful hollow of thine ear." Why do Romeo and Juliet argue over the identity of the bird? A The nightingale represents the Capulets and the lark the Montagues

B If a couple hears a lark on their wedding night, it is bad luck

C If it is a lark, then it is dawn and Romeo must leave Verona

D The lark's call is a signal from Friar Laurence that Romeo must go

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