What played a big role and effected the ending in the play?
100
O Romeo, Romeo wherefore art thou Romeo
Deny thy father and refuse thy name,
Or, if thou wilt not be but sworn my low,
and I'll no longer be a Capulet.
What is the line Juliet says on the balcony, asking why Romeo was a Montague? 2.2
100
A street fight breaks out and the prince declares to kill the next people to start a fight
What happens in 1.1?
200
Gesture of defiance
What does biting of the thumb refer?
200
Capulet
What family if Juliet from?
200
He said he would rather die.
How did Romeo act to being banished?
200
By thy name
I know not how to tell thee who I am.
My name, dear saint, is hateful to myself
Because it is an enemy to thee.
Had I it written, I would tear the word.
What does Romeo say in response to when Juliet asks who is outside her bedroom? 2.2
200
Juliet finds out she needs to go to Friar Lawrence's cell to marry Juliet (after waiting for he nurse "forever").
What happens in 2.5?
300
Flirting women
What is flirt-gills?
300
Balthasar
Who is Romeo's servant?
300
Thursday
On what day were Paris and Juliet to be married?
300
Mercutio mentions it in Act 1 scene 4.
When does Mercutio give the speech about Queen Mab?
300
In Act 2 scene 4.
Which scene did we meet Friar Lawrence and learn a little bit about him?
400
To make public
What is the definition of Blaze?
400
Tybalt, Paris, and Romeo
Who did Romeo kill?
400
Lady Montague
Who died of Grief?
400
He explains being banished is far worse than death. He then goes into details about which ways he could kill himself and be better off than if he was banished.
What is the speech Romeo gives to Friar Lawrence in 3.3 about?
400
The Prince's speech warning the Montague's and Capulet's not to start any more fights.
What speech was given in 1.1?
500
In love
What is the definition of Doting?
500
He seems angry at it and comes off as saying that it's pointless/dumb
What is Mercutio's outlook on love?
500
He gave Juliet a coma medicine, failed to get the message to Romeo, and some say ended the love tale for the two.
What did Friar Lawrence do?
500
Capulet is saying Romeo's statue can stand by Juliet's statue to show we care/feel just as bad for the tragedy.
What does it mean when Capulet says "As rich shall Romeo's by his Lady's lie, Poor sacrifices of our enmity" 5.3.314-315?
500
Act 4 scene 1
What scene does Juliet run to Friar Lawrence for advice and Juliet talks to Paris?