Characters
Major Plot Points
Important Lines
Motivations
Miscellaneous
100

- One of the star-crossed lovers 

- Son of Lord and Lady Montague 

- Obsessed with looks 

Romeo 

100

Started when two servants of the Montague family and two servants of the Capulet family crossed each other in the street 

Benvolio and Tybalt made it even worse 

The first fight 

100

I’ll look to like, if looking liking move.
But no more deep will I endart mine eye
Than your consent gives strength to make it fly

"I'll do whatever you want, mom and dad" 

Juliet 

100

Why is Romeo so depressed for the first few scenes? 

He is "in love" with Rosaline, and Rosaline has taken a vow of celibacy
100

How many times had these two families fought before? 

Three 

200

- One of the star crossed lovers 

- Daughter of Lord and Lady Capulet 

- Very obedient so far 

Juliet 

200

The prince threatened _____ to both families if any more fighting happened.

Death

200

"If love be rough with you, be rough with love" 

"Get out there, just keep trying" 

Mercutio 

200

What does Paris want? 

To marry Juliet

200

At this time, who usually got to decide when a young woman gets married/who they marry?

Her father 

300

- Always ready to fight (responsible for making the initial fight worse than it was) 

- Juliet's Cousin 

Tybalt 

300

Lord Capulet's servant couldn't ______, so Romeo and Benvolio did it for him (this is how they end up getting invited to the party)

Read

300

"What say you to my suit?"

"What do you think of my idea (to marry Juliet)"? 

Paris 

300

What are the TWO reasons that Lord Capulet will not let Paris marry Juliet immediately? 

- She's too young 

- She'll get to choose who she marries 

300

Who really raised Juliet?

The nurse 

400

- Trying to keep the peace 

- Really wants Romeo to find another lady 

- Romeo's cousin 

Benvolio 

400

Romeo's mood changes as soon as he walks into the party. Why?

He sees Juliet

400

"Lips that do not move, though grant for prayer's sake" 

"I'm not supposed to be kissing you, my lips are for praying" 

Juliet 

400

What do Benvolio/Mercutio want Romeo to do? 

Go put himself out there/find a new lady 

400

What does the phrase "weakest to the wall" mean? 

The streets in Elizabethan England were dirty and dangerous (sewage and animals), so the women and children walked closer to the wall, where it was cleaner and safer

500

- Talks a LOT 

- Very crude 

- Basically raised Juliet 

Nurse 

500

Who tells Romeo that Juliet is a Capulet?

The nurse 

500

"We'll not carry coals" 

"We won't take insults" 

Sampson 

500

Why is Juliet special to the nurse? 

Because the nurse began caring for Juliet immediately after her own daughter died 

(Side note: the nurse has also been with Juliet for way longer than a normal nurse would be) 

500

How did society expect Juliet to respond to Romeo's advances?

Reject him 

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