Scene 1
He tells Romeo that he saw Juliet put in the Capulet vault.
Balthasar
The messenger Friar Lawrence sent to Mantua.
Friar John
He just wanted to weep and throw down some flowers.
The reason Friar Lawrence mentions nuns when he hears the watch coming.
He told Juliet that she should come with him and she could hide in a convent with nuns.
This item confirms everything that Friar Lawrence told the Prince when he was questioned.
Romeo's letter to his father (that Balthasar had)
After learning about Juliet, Romeo decide very quickly on what course of action?
Suicide/Find the apothecary/Get some poison
They quarantined a house they suspected might have a contagious disease.
Romeo is here to desecrate the dead bodies in the Capulet vault.
The reason Paris thinks Romeo is there trying to get into the vault.
Juliet kisses Romeo for this reason.
The reason the Prince says that he has lost relatives.
The reason the apothecary doesn't want to sell poison.
3 hours
What things still had signs of life?
Juliet's lips and cheeks.
With poison... and then with a dagger
The way Romeo takes his life... and then the way Juliet takes her life.
These characters have all died this Wednesday night.
Paris, Romeo, Juliet, and... Lady Montague
Although short, scene 2 is important for this reason.
The audience is told that the letter didn't get delivered and why.
Romeo's remark about the poison.
The only off-stage death... but still another body in this tragedy.
Lady Montague / Romeo's mother. (Why?---A broken heart over Romeo being banished from Verona.)
Golden statues of Romeo and Juliet.
The symbol that the feud of over and a reminder of the cost of the feud.
Gold
Use this term when Romeo refers to the tomb as having "jaws" and a "stomach."
Personification
He tells the Prince the whole love story, what he knew, and how he helped.
Friar Lawrence.
Names of ALL the dead by the end of the play.