This character is at first infatuated with a girl with a high forehead, scarlet lip, fine foot, straight leg, and quivering thigh, but he pledges to marry someone else.
This character is at first infatuated with a girl with a high forehead, scarlet lip, fine foot, straight leg, and quivering thigh, but he pledges to marry someone else. This change prompts a religious man to claim that young men's love lies in their eyes rather than their hearts. He eventually hears from his servant Balthasar that his new love is dead. After refusing to take part in a duel, he kills the man who challenged him, Tybalt. Name this Shakespeare character whose last name is Montague.
This character is at first infatuated with a girl with a high forehead, scarlet lip, fine foot, straight leg, and quivering thigh, but he pledges to marry someone else.
{Romeo} (prompt Montague)