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What does Mercutio accuse Romeo of doing in Act II, Scene IV of Romeo and Juliet? A. Abandoning them at the feast B. Being too scared to attempt to woo Juliet C. Disgracing his …

What does Mercutio accuse Romeo of doing in Act II, Scene IV of Romeo and Juliet? A. Abandoning them at the feast B. Being too scared to attempt to woo Juliet C. Disgracing his …
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What does Mercutio accuse Romeo of doing in Act II, Scene IV of Romeo and Juliet?

A. Abandoning them at the feast
B. Being too scared to attempt to woo Juliet
C. Disgracing his family by talking to a Capulet
D. Cheating on Rosaline

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A: Abandoning them at the feast.

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User RSX
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A. Abandoning his friends at the feast :)
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