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What does the quote A plague o both your house mean?

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Why does mercuito keep repeating ' a plague o both your houses?
he says this too show he is disgusted that his best friend did not fight his worst enemy, so sets a plague on him. and because he hates Tybalt, who stabbed him, but mercuito had hated him for a long...
What does mercutio mean by his dying exclamation a plague on both your houses?
Mercutio feels that the feud between the Capulets and Montagues has caused his death, and so he curses both families, hoping that they will all die of plague. He is calling a plague down on both the...
Who said 'a plague on both your houses?
Mercutio
Who said 'a plague on both your houses'?
Mercutio, as he is dying in Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet'. He says this because Romeo would not defend himself against Tybalt since he has just married Juliet. So Mercutio trys to defend Romeo and...
Why does mercutio keep repeating a plague o' both your house?
Mercutio is expressing his anger at the Montagues and Capulets for having the feud which he is blaming for his death. Of course, Mercutio is neither a Montague nor a Capulet, and therefore the feud...