Answer :
In Act III of "Romeo and Juliet," Mercucio, Benvolio and Tybalt are not making the right choices, but Romeo is doing his best to keep the peace at first.
What happens in Act III?
In Act III of the tragic play "Romeo and Juliet," no one seems to be making the right choices, even Romeo who is trying to keep the peace between the rival families. Let's see why:
- Mercucio picks up a fight with Tybalt. Benvolio wants to go away to avoid the conflict. So far, Benvolio is the only one making the right choice.
- Romeo arrives and tries to prevent Mercucio and Tybalt from fighting. However, Tybalt kills Mercucio by stabbing him under Romeo's arm. Enraged, Romeo then kills Tybalt. As we can see, Romeo was trying to do the right thing, but it goes wrong in the end.
- Juliet is told that her cousin Tybalt is dead. She is already secretly married to Romeo, and now her father wants her to marry Paris. The girl begs him not to force her, which makes her father furious. She does not tell him the truth, which later will lead to disaster. So Juliet is also not making the right choice.
We can conclude that the only character making the right choices is Benvolio. All the other characters, even if well-intentioned, are making mistakes that lead to their demise.
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