In the Prologue of "Romeo and Juliet", by William Shakespeare, what is revealed about the Chorus is <em>2. The Chorus is sympathetic toward the lovers.</em>
In the Prologue of "Romeo and Juliet", the Chorus tells the audience that the play is taking place in Verona, where there are two feuds that are enemies from ancient times. Among them there is going to be a love affair between to star-crossed lovers who will die, ending enmity in that way. The Chorus is sympathetic with the lovers that are going to die.
One reason is that it shows that it is a part of the rhyme scheme and the other reason is that it highlights the significance of light. Hope this helps!
