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Romeo and Juliet Review
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Romeo: He kills himself when he thinks Juliet is dead.
Lady Montague: She dies grieving for her son, Romeo.
Capulet: Promises Juliet to Paris.
Mercutio: Romeo's best friend who is killed by Tybalt.
Paris: He is supposed to marry Juliet and says that he will weep over her grave every night.
Friar Lawrence: Agrees to marry Romeo and Juliet and is their confidant.
Benvolio: Romeo's cousin and a peace keeper.
Tybalt: Juliet's relative who is killed by Romeo.
Rosaline: Girl who refuses Romeo's love and causes his depression in Act I.
Nurse: Juliet's servant and mentor.
Juliet: Both Paris and Romeo want to marry her.
Montague: Romeo's father.
Lady Capulet: She says that it took twenty men to kill Tybalt, and she wants Romeo to be killed.
Prince: He banishes Romeo.
Inpatient: Romeo's tragic flaw is that he is ____________.
Alliteration: Peter Piper picked a peck of pickling peppers. (literary term)
Quatrain: A stanza made up of four lines. (literary term)
Couplet: For never was a story of more woe / Than this of Juliet and her Romeo. (literary term)
Foreshadowing: I have a soul that forsees a bad future!...you look very pale. (literary term)
Sonnet: The prologue at the very beginning of the play is written in this poetic form. (literary term)
Drama: This is another word for play. (literary term)
Tragedy: A play in which the main character suffers a downfall due to a tragic flaw. (literary term)
Protagonist: Main character, typically good. (literary term)
Antagonist: Person or forces that work against the protagonist, typically bad. (literary term)
Oxymoron: O, loving hate!...Feather of lead, bright smoke, cold fire, sick health! (literary term)
Allusion: References to works of literature, history, or art. (literary term)
Theme: Moral of the story. (literary term)
Climax: Turning point occurring in Act III. (literary term)
Personification: The earth has swallowed all my hopes but she. (literary term)
Pun: Ask for me tomorrow, and you shall find me a grave man. (literary term)
Monologue: Long speech by a character when others are on stage. (literary term)
Simile: Love--It pricks like a thorn. (literary term)
Metaphor: It is the east, and Juliet is the sun! (literary term)
Soliloquy: Juliet is alone onstage and delivers a long speech just before taking the poison. (literary term)
Aside: Short speech (think "Saved by the Bell" style) expressing thoughts. (literary term)
Dramatic Irony: Lady Cap tells Juliet to marry Paris, but we know she's already married. (literary term)
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- The earth has swallowed all my hopes but she. (literary term)
- Lady Cap tells Juliet to marry Paris, but we know she's already married. (literary term)
- I have a soul that forsees a bad future!...you look very pale. (literary term)
- Agrees to marry Romeo and Juliet and is their confidant.
- Peter Piper picked a peck of pickling peppers. (literary term)
- She dies grieving for her son, Romeo.
- She says that it took twenty men to kill Tybalt, and she wants Romeo to be killed.
- Main character, typically good. (literary term)
- Person or forces that work against the protagonist, typically bad. (literary term)
- Romeo's tragic flaw is that he is ____________.
- Long speech by a character when others are on stage. (literary term)
- Juliet is alone onstage and delivers a long speech just before taking the poison. (literary term)
- References to works of literature, history, or art. (literary term)
- Romeo's cousin and a peace keeper.
- Romeo's best friend who is killed by Tybalt.
- It is the east, and Juliet is the sun! (literary term)
- Romeo's father.
- O, loving hate!...Feather of lead, bright smoke, cold fire, sick health! (literary term)
| - A stanza made up of four lines. (literary term)
- Girl who refuses Romeo's love and causes his depression in Act I.
- Promises Juliet to Paris.
- For never was a story of more woe / Than this of Juliet and her Romeo. (literary term)
- A play in which the main character suffers a downfall due to a tragic flaw. (literary term)
- Turning point occurring in Act III. (literary term)
- Both Paris and Romeo want to marry her.
- He banishes Romeo.
- Love--It pricks like a thorn. (literary term)
- The prologue at the very beginning of the play is written in this poetic form. (literary term)
- Juliet's relative who is killed by Romeo.
- Short speech (think "Saved by the Bell" style) expressing thoughts. (literary term)
- This is another word for play. (literary term)
- Juliet's servant and mentor.
- He is supposed to marry Juliet and says that he will weep over her grave every night.
- He kills himself when he thinks Juliet is dead.
- Moral of the story. (literary term)
- Ask for me tomorrow, and you shall find me a grave man. (literary term)
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- DRAMATICIRONY
- FORESHADOWING
- FRIARLAWRENCE
- ALLITERATION
- LADYMONTAGUE
- LADYCAPULET
- PROTAGONIST
- ANTAGONIST
- INPATIENT
- MONOLOGUE
- SOLILOQUY
- ALLUSION
- BENVOLIO
- MERCUTIO
- METAPHOR
- MONTAGUE
- OXYMORON
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- ROSALINE
- CAPULET
- COUPLET
- TRAGEDY
- CLIMAX
- JULIET
- PRINCE
- SIMILE
- SONNET
- TYBALT
- ASIDE
- DRAMA
- NURSE
- PARIS
- ROMEO
- THEME
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