 Studying Romeo and Juliet? Let's look at key quotes relating to Fyre Lawrence's character. In Act 2, Scene 3, Fyre Lawrence is presented as very easy-going and kind-hearted character. He salutes Romeo, he greets him by saying benedictite, and this exclamatory sentence shows that he's someone that's very easy to open up to. He asks, what early tongue so sweet salute with me? And this retrocled question is written in Iron Bit Pentameter, again showing the good and close relationship Fyre Lawrence enjoys with Romeo. He calls Romeo young son, and the caesura that follows this is a contrast to how Romeo was treated by his own parents. He seems far closer to Fyre Lawrence, who seems very approachable. He's also presented as wise, he says care keeps his watch in every old man's eye, and this is a metaphor basically saying that worry only happens to old people who are stressed out with life. He also says but we're unbrews youth with unstuffed brain. Now the assonance of you here is basically him saying that young people don't really have the same concerns as old people. He notices Romeo is uproused, and this shows that he's concerned that Romeo is up so early.