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Which moments lead to the catastrophe in Romeo and Juliet? Check all that apply.
a.Romeo dreams of Juliet and how she breathes new life into his dead body.
b.Friar John is quarantined and cannot deliver the letter to Romeo.
c.Romeo is impatient and acts as soon as he hears that Juliet is dead.
d.Balthasar pleads with Romeo to be patient and wait in Mantua for more news.
e.Romeo behaves rashly and buys poison from the apothecary.

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I think it's B, C and E. Hope this helps.

The moments  which lead to the catastrophe in Romeo and Juliet are :

Option B, C and E

  • Friar John is quarantined and cannot deliver the letter to Romeo.
  • Romeo is impatient and acts as soon as he hears that Juliet is dead.
  • Romeo behaves rashly and buys poison from the apothecary.

The Catastophe  in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet happens with the passings of the two lovers. Through many unexpected developments and turns, Romeo harms himself when he thinks Juliet is dead. At the point when Juliet awakens and sees Romeo dead, she cuts herself.

Tybalt killed Mercutio in a fight brought about by the quarreling. This incited Romeo into fire-looked at rage which thus lead to Romeo's expulsion, as Romeo was so furious he killed Tybalt in vengeance. Paris' passing might have been completely stayed away from.  

Castatophe, in writing, the last activity that finishes the unwinding of the plot in a play, particularly in a misfortune. Fiasco is an equivalent of resolution. The term is once in a while applied to a comparative activity in a novel or story.

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