Question

12. In Scene 3, Friar Laurence compares humans and plants, saying, "Two such opposed kings

encamp
them still / In man as well as herbsgrace and rude will" (lines 27-28). How does he think the
two
are alike? S.

Answer 1

Plants and animals both have a life as they feed on the sources around them. Like how a plant uses photosynthesis from the sun and animals eat the plants to turn that energy into chemical. As well as they both come up with ways to live in the wilderness.