Terrified and possibly awestruck. He could have died right then. His wife is down there somewhere, a woman who loves him unconditionally... Here he is out on a ledge literally about to throw his life away. Yes, success is wanted, but at what cost?
I believe it is to warn because the poet is warning their father that if he goes to far, the poet will be lost
Answer:
Romeo is saying it's a lark and that means it is morning so he must leave or be killed. After they argue it that way, they switch sides. He doesn't want to leave because he loves her more than life. She wants him to leave because she can't bear to have him killed.(Basically it's D, dear)
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