'Benvolio Mask Essay\r'

'For my Benvolio mask, I chose the change full-bodied for inscription, the dive’s fell for being a peacemaker, and the monocle to represent wisdom. In public, when Benvolio enters the scene, he sees men with raised makes so he told them to â€Å"put up your swords” (1,1,76). Tybalt then enters and tells Benvolio to draw his sword but Benvolio tells Tybalt that he should â€Å"part these men with me” (1,1,82). This shows that Benvolio wants no violence but rather peace.\r\nSince a dove’s wing means peacefulness, honesty, and faith, I chose the dove’s wing because Benvolio has all these traits. After the advertise, Romeo is seen grieve about his purged heart and tells Benvolio goodbye, but Benvolio tells Romeo that he testament â€Å"go along”(1,1,196) and if Romeo leaves him, then he leave behind â€Å"do [him] wrong”(1,1,197). True friendship and loyalty was exhibited in this scene which is represented by the color blue on th e mask.\r\nI put blue as the background of the mask because it’s nub is loyalty and Benvolio shows this by tagging along with his friends and trying to ease them and communicate with them. When the Capulets arrive into the public place, Mercutio calls Tybalt out to fight him , but when Benvolio sees the danger point, he tells the men to â€Å" contain unto some private place, and reason coldly of your grievances, or else depart. ” (3,1,50).\r\nWhen no men heed Benvoilio’s warning, Mercutio is killed and Romeo looks for avenge and he achieves it with a fallen pale Tybalt. Benvolio tells Romeo to â€Å"be gone”(3,1,134), and to â€Å"stand not amazed” (3,1,134) since the â€Å"prince volition doom thee death”(3,1,136) and â€Å"if thou art taken: hence, be gone, away! ”(3,1,137). This shows how wise and aware Benvolio is. A monocle represents this because when one wears a monocle they fox the urge to think deeper.\r\n'