Act 5, Scene 3: Ending the Feud

Prompt A
In this scene, the Capulets and the Montagues finally decide to end their everlasting feud. The way that this happened can be compared to a few children who used to be in the dance class I taught. They would get upset at each other, and disrupt the rest of the class. Finally, the other teacher and I had to intervene, and tell them why they were being disruptive to the class, like the Prince told the families that their feud was harmful in this scene. Only then did they decide to stop being angry at each other. If not for the other teacher and I in this situation, and if not for the Prince in the book, the anger would have not gone away.