A character who stands in contract to another character
What is foil?
100
The conversation between characters.
What is dialogue?
100
States how stage should look and how characters should act.
What are stage directions?
100
Motivated by a goal, need or desire. Has strengths such as courage, cleverness, wisdom, and kindness
What is protagonist?
200
How did Romeo die?
What is poison?
200
A descriptive adjective or phrase used to characterize someone
What is epithet?
200
Character pulls the audience aside to reveal his or her most inner thoughts and feelings about a topic
What is aside?
200
Actions that are specified and practiced.
What is choreography?
200
Motivated by a goal, need, or desire: to frustrate, challenge, hurt, or destroy
What is antagonist?
300
Where did Romeo get the poison?
Who is the apothecary?
300
"Unknotting" of the conflict
What is catastrophe?
300
A long speech made by one character
What is monologue?
300
The way the character says something.
What is delivery of lines?
300
Experience some type of change, learns a lesson and grows more mature.
What is dynamic character?
400
How old was Juliet?
What is 13?
400
A recurring element usually hinting at theme
What is motif?
400
Thinking out loud
What is soliloquy?
400
Helps determine mood of scene
What is lights?
400
Lack of complexity and provide insight to other characters by highlighting their qualities.
What is minor character?
500
Where did Romeo first see Juliet?
What is the Capulets party?
500
A figure of speech which substitutes a part for a whole or a whole for a part
What is synecdoche?
500
Three things that dialogue reveals
What is personality and mood, ethnic background, educational level, age, geographical roots, relationships and their status, motivations and aspirations?
500
Help determine time period, setting and character's personality.
What is costume?
500
Responsible for their own fate, suffers deeply and becomes more self aware as a result of their suffering.