At that dance, this cousin of Benvolio meets the woman to whom he is married by Friar Lawrence.
This character scorns those who would "jest at scars" despite never having "felt a wound." This master of Balthasar declares, "I am fortune's fool!" after stabbing another character's cousin. This one-time lover of Rosaline hears the "Queen Mab" speech from one of his friends while walking to a dance. At that dance, this cousin of Benvolio meets the woman to whom he is married by Friar Lawrence. For 10 points, name this Shakespearean character who loves Tybalt's cousin Juliet.
This character scorns those who would "jest at scars" despite never having "felt a wound.
{Romeo} Montague