Answer:
Romeo and company are going to sneak in through the back.
Explanation:
William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" is a tragic love story of a couple whose love for each other brought death upon them both. Coming from families whoa re at war with each other, they showed that love encompasses everything, for their death brings closure to the feud.
In Act I, we find Juliet's father Lord Capulet sending his servant Peter to invite a list of people for a feast in his place. But unable to read, he approaches Romeo and Benvolio who asked him about the list. When they heard about the party, they decided to crash it. They aren't invited for they are from the house of Montague, the sworn enemy of the house of Capulet. Their intention was to compare Romeo's love interest Rosalind with the other young ladies who will be present in the feast.
