"Thou art too wild too rude, and bild of voice
Parts that become thee happily enough,..."
1. Identify the speaker? who is 'thee'? Where does
'Thee' wish to go?
2. How is 'thee' described by
the speaker?
3. What conditions does the speaker put on 'thee'
in this regard? Why?
4. What promise does 'thee' make to the speaker?
5. Why is Act 2 Scene 2 important?
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wish to go belmont
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