PRINCEESCALUS | The price of verona. |
CHARACTERFOIL | A character that by contract highlights or enhances the distinctive characteristics of another character . |
LADYCAPULET | The wife of lord capulet and mother of juliet . |
LORDMONTAGUE | The head of the montague family and father of romeo . |
ROSALINE | The woman romeo likes at the beginning of the play . |
SOLILOQUY | A speech give by a character alone on stage . |
JULIET | The daughter of lord and lady capulet and romeo’s love . |
PUN | A play on words involving the use of words with similar sound but different meaning (collar,color),words with 2+meanings (plain),or words with the same sound but different meanings(sun/son). |
SAMPSON | Servant of capulet (name starts with s). |
PROTAGONIST | The main character in a literary work. |
FRIARJOHN | The man who was to deliver the letter of juliet’s “death”. he was trapped in a town with a disease,and never got the letter to romeo |
BENVOLIO | Montague,s nephew,and romeo’s cousin and friend |
MONOLOGUE | A long speech made by one performer or by one person in group |
LADYMONTAGUE | The wife of lord montague and mother of romeo |
OXYMORON | A figure of speech consisting of two apparently contradictory terms |
LORDCAPULET | The head of the capulet family father of juliet. |
BALTHASAR | Servant to romeo |
DRAMATICIRONY | Occurs when another character(s)and/or the audience know more than one or more characters on stage about what is happening. |
ABRAHAM | Servant of montague. |
MERCUTIO | Romeo’s friend who changes mood very quickly and is a relative of the prince. |
PARIS | A kinsman of the prince,and suitor of juliet most preferred by capulet. |
PETER | Servant to the nurse. |
TYBALT | Juliet’s hot-headed cousin. |
FRIARLAURENCE | Performs the marriage ceremony. |
ROMEO | the son of lord and lady montague and juliet’s lover. |
NURSE | Caretaker for juliet. |
GREGORY | Servant of capulet(name starts with G). |
ALLITERATION | Use of the same consonant at the beginning of each stressed syllable in a line of verse |
COUPLET | Two consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme. |
romeo and juliet crossword puzzle
July 30, 2019