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He won't let Romeo get away with gate crashing the Capulet feast. Although he does put his weapon down, he does do so reluctantly, under his uncle's orders. He threatens revenge upon the young Montague. This, of course, foreshadows the tragic future of Romeo and Juliet (deaths of the two protagonists) as the Prologue at the beginning of act 1 states.
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The black death/ the plague was caused by bacterias found in fleas that was infected rats in asia and was spread by the rise of the demand for foreign goods. The rats were carried along tade routes and infected other animals and people by biting.
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