A, I think this is supposed to be a legal forM?
Answer:
Since this is a type of exercise in which an audio is necessary to be able to solve it, I will give you some tips so you can solve it for yourself.
First you must bear in mind that the verb SER and ESTAR in Spanish differ from English, where the verb "to be" is used for both cases.
The verb SER it is used to describe appearances, identity, family relationships, when and where an event takes place, time and date.
On the other hand, ESTAR is used to express a mood or health status, an aspect, the marital status of a person, their location.
The ways to conjugate each verb for different people of the present is as follows:
SER:
yo soy
tú eres
él/ella es
nosotros somos
ellos son
ESTAR:
yo estoy
tú estás
él/ella está
nosotros estamos
ellos están
It’s more or so with love and loyalty towards the Capulets. Their love holds more significance than the name, so despite not being a Capulet, they hate the Montagues just as much as if they were one.
The mood of the passage is sad and maybe even reflective because they are talking about how the buffalos no longer exist and the people who saw them are no longer alive or present which gives the idea that there is no longer presence of buffalos or those who were able to see them when they were still there.