In passage 1, what is the primary effect of lines 84-87 in this scene? "You must contrary me! Marry, ''tis time- Well said, my hearts! -You are a princox -go! Be quiet, or -more light, more light! -For shame! I'll make you quiet. What! -Cheerly, my hearts!"

A. It shows that Capulet must assert himself
B. It shows that Capulet has a lot going on at once
C. It shows that Tybalt is often rude and disrespectful
D. It shows that Capulet doesn’t care about Tybalt