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DUE IN 50 MINUTES, I GIVE BRAINLIEST, IF U DONT KNOW IT, DONT SPAM Answer these questions based of Romeo and Juliet Act ll Scene I:

1. What information does the Prologue provide?
2. In Act II, Scene I, what does the audience know that Mercutio and Benvolio don't know?

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