What happens when Sampson "bites his thumb?" How do the other men react to that action? This is from the Romeo and Juliet film plz help me

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Romario · Answer 1 · 2022-05-14T09:13:05+0000

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i did this question too and my teacher explained that it was an insult and was equivalent to flipping someone off

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Agata · Answer 2 · 2022-05-17T01:18:08+0000

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Sampson bites the Montague servants with his thumb. He needs them to start fighting right away. He retracts his gesture, knowing that the rules will not be by his side (would get in trouble). The two families are at odds, and the feud has spread to the servants.Explanation:

What happens when Sampson "bites his thumb?" How do the other men react to that action? This is from the Romeo and Juliet film plz help me

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