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- Mercutio's Queen Mab speech - First dreams than nightmares
- Mercutio talks of lust instead of love and believes one must be 'rough with love '
- He changes during his death from providing light relief even when fatal wounded he provides jest but soon a couple lines later says 'a plague a'both your houses' thrice.
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- Saying 'a plague a'both your houses' thrice links to context and three was seen as an unlucky number
- Luck could link to the thee of Fate and the tragic events that follow Mercutio's death in Act 3 Scene 1
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