Romeo and Juliet Act 3 Scene 1?

How the prologue of romeo and juliet links to act 3 scene 1?

• I need some help explaining how the prologue links to act 3 scene 1!

• Answer:

  Prologue sets up the action. 1. The Chorus (essentially the play's narrator) introduces the story with a couple of well-known lines about "star-crossed lovers" (read: fate is going to screw them over). Act III, Scene 1 - Romeo has just married with big challenges ahead. * The chorus mentions this "fair Verona." The action in Act III, Scene 1 speaks to a warm day. * The deal in this town is that two rival families - the Montagues and the Capulets - have been fighting for as long as anyone can remember. This argument continues and reaches a high point in Act III, Scene I. * The public battles are starting to annoy the residents of the town, because every time they go to the street they have to dodge sword fights. Act III had a public battle with Tybalt's death. From Shmoop/Romeo and Juliet