Which line in this excerpt from elizabeth bishop's "the fish" uses consonance?

Consonance is the recurrence of consonant sounds in closed proximity.

"The Fish" by Elizabeth Bishop used consonance in these lines:

but shallower, and yellowed, ⇒⇒ sounds of L 
the irises backed and packed ⇒⇒ sounds of CK and D.

A. servants of the  Montagues .

B. servants of the Capulets .

D. Tybalt.

Explanation:

William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Ju liet" tells the story of two unfortunate lovers who had to overcome their feuding families to maintain their love. And due to that lasting hatred for each other, their families became their stumbling block leading to their deaths.

The given speech of Benvolio is from Act I scene i of the play where he explained to those assembled the cause and start of the fight between the two households. He narrates how he came upon the servants of the Capulets and the Montagues fighting in the streets. And his attempts to disperse them off was only met with more fight from Tybalt, which further escalates the fight. Only when the prince arrived did the fight break up. According to him, the fight was equally started by the servants of bot households, including Tybalt.