romeo and tybalt is man vs.____conflict | man |
romeo and his friends were not recognized at the ball bc they wore___ | masks |
“A__a____!! Why call you for a sword?” | crutch |
the playwrite william___ | Shakespeare |
he tried to make peace, his name means good will in karin Romeo’s cousin | Benvolio |
the only way this brawl will end is by the___of the two star-crossed lovers | death |
he broke up the fight, the___of Verona | prince (Escalus) |
the intro to each acr | prologue |
a poem w 14 lines. Each prologue is one | sonnet |
romeo and juliet is this kind of play. The opposite of a comedy | tragedy |
romeos best friend | Mercutio |
like a paragraph in poetry, usually four lines | stanza |
a speech where a speaker gives his own thoughts to the audience | soliloquy |
Ill-fated | star-crossed |
when romeo has a bad feeling about going to the party it’s an ex of___ | foreshadowing |
she took care of juliet when she was young. The___ | nurse |
a capulet slave who provokes a fight/brawl | sampson |
male protagonist of the story | romeo |
two lines of a peom | couplet |
shakespeare writes in this kind of stressed-unstressed meter | iambic pentameter |
“do you bite your___at us sir” | thumb |
who romeo was in love with before he met juliet | rosaline |
the prince says the two families now had had this many civil brawls | 3 |
the antagonist of the story. Juliets cousin | tybalt |
girl who romeo first loves can not love him because she has taken a vow of chastity or__ | celibacy |
he is related to both lady Capulet and the Prince | tybalt |
juliet’s family | capulet |
romeo’s family | montague |
setting of the play | verona, Italy |
who juliet is suppose to marry | paris (a kings man to the prince) |
a___of the house of Montague moves me | dog |
friar laurence | brother of the Franciscan order and romeos confessor. Advisor to both romeo and juliet |
balthasar | romeos servant |
peter | capulet servant attending the nurse |
abram | servant to Mongague |
gregory | servant of the capulet household |
pernicious | causing great injury or ruin |
adversary | person who opposes or fights against another |
augmenting | increasing; enlarging |
grievance | injustice; complaint |
oppression | feeling of being weighed down w worries or problems |
transgression | wrongdoing; sin |
oxymorons that Romeo used to describe the feud between his family and the capulet | feather of lead, bright smoke, cold fire, sick health, and still-making sleep |
what is romeo saying in his speech about love | my love will spread and grow more love will show which beds to more grief |
what term does romeo use to describe juliet when he first sees her | rich jewel in Ethiop’s ear |
round character | many traits benvolio |
flat character | not many traits, single trait sampson |
situational irony | an event that occurs that directly contradicts the expectations of the characters, the readers, or the audience |
dramatic foil | two characters who are different benvolio and tybalt |
static charcters | characters within a story that don’t change throughout the story |
dynamic characters | characters who grow, learn, or changes throughout the story |
hubris | extreme arrogance or pride shown by a character that untimately brings his downfall |
aside | when a characters dialogue is spoken but not heard by the other actors on the stage |
romeo and Juliet act 1
December 9, 2019