Plot
This character brings flowers to Juliet's tomb
Paris
Romeo and Juliet's death is an example of this theme, often called star-crossed
Fate
The setting of this scene
the Capulet tomb
Slain by Juliet's grave
Paris
Romeo and Juliet's willingness to die shows this theme
Love
Themes that are still relevant today
Love, miscommunication, family conflict
Announces death of Romeo and Juliet to the families
Friar Lawrence
The long-standing feud between the Capulets and Montagues reflect this destructive theme
Family conflict/ hatred
The tomb, poison, and dagger, are all symbols of this
death
poison
The tragic ending highlights the consequence of the theme
Impulsiveness
The deaths finally ending the family feud, suggesting about this destructive force
cost of conflict
Object Juliet kills herself with
dagger
Friar Lawrence's plan failing, and messages not arriving on time emphasizes this theme
Miscommunication
Juliet waking up after Romeo killed himself emphasizes this literary device
Dramatic Irony