I think it depends on their mindset. Some people with a more open mindset may be more open to hearing the ideas of others, engaging in politics, and being active in politics. Those with a more closed mindset may be less active in politics and may not be open to hearing the ideas of others.
For example, someone who has never voted on a political event most likely will not want to participate in political conversations. If someone does vote, they may be more open to a political conversation. If someone has a very fixed and closed mindset they most likely will not listen to opinions other than their own, but someone with an open mind may listen to other opinions and hear their ideas.
I hope this helps you at least get a start, have a nice day! :)
By having the Chorus spoil the end of the play before it even starts—Romeo and Juliet die, and only then do their families end the feud Shakespeare sets up similar possibilities for the development of irony, tension, and catharsis here.
