"A plague o’ both your houses!" - Mercutio (3.1.90)
This quote was said by Mercutio while he was about to die, after fighting with Tybalt. This quote is basically Mercutio cursing both the Montague and the Capulet houses for causing his death because it was their hate for one another that caused them to always fight and if it were not for that, he would still be alive. This quote is a vital part of the story because it in a way hints that perhaps foul things will happens to the two houses because of this plague brought on by Mercutio.
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- My name is James Johnson I graduated from the University of Waterloo and I am an accountant for the accounting firm Deloitte. I majored in accounting and business and got my masters from the University of Toronto. For years I struggled to find any job other than low-paying auditing jobs. Even those were hard to come by and I would soon have to look for a new one. One day, I finally got my big chance, and I cashed in by getting hired at Deloitte. Although my position at the firm was quite low at first, I have since become one of the highest ranked accountants at my firm. I met my wife about five years ago and she has since become the most important thing in my life. Although we currently have no kids, we hope to change that very soon.
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