Act 4
This character tries and fails to wake up Juliet from her "fake death" at the end of Act 4.
Who is The Nurse?
This character kills Paris at the start of Act 5, Scene 3.
Who is Romeo?
What is England?
"O comfortable friar, where is my lord?...Where is my Romeo?"
Who is Juliet?
In both film versions of Romeo & Juliet, this character is not killed by Romeo in Act 5.
Who is Paris?
Juliet tells this character that she has learned to be an obedient daughter.
Who is Lord Capulet?
Who is Balthasar?
The Globe Theater is located in this English city.
What is London?
"Romeo, there dead, was husband to that Juliet, / And she, there dead, that Romeo's faithful wife"
Who is Friar Lawrence?
Who is Mercutio?
Juliet says "I drink to thee" before drinking the Friar's potion - this is the "thee" she is referring to.
Who is Romeo?
Friar John is stopped from delivering his message to Romeo because of this.
What is the plague/a quarantine?
This is the country that Romeo & Juliet is set in.
What is Italy?
"Such mortal drugs I have, but Mantua's law / Is death to any he that utters them"
Who is the apothecary?
Romeo says, "Forgive me" to this character's corpse in the 1960s version of the play.
Who is Tybalt?
This character tells the musicians at the end of Act 4 to play "Heart's ease"
Who is Peter?
Right after drinking the poison, Romeo says he dies with this.
What is a kiss?
This is the city in which most of the action of the play takes place.
What is Verona?
"For never was a story of more woe / Than this of Juliet and her Romeo"
Who is the Prince?
In the '90s version of Romeo & Juliet, this character is dressed as Cleopatra at the Capulet pary.
Who is Lady Capulet?
This character has the last line of Act 4.
Who is the Second Musician?
Romeo tells the apothecary that this is "not thy friend."
What is the world?
What is Mantua?
"Then she is well and nothing can be ill"
Who is Balthasar?
The song "Talk Show Host" plays during multiple scenes in the '90s version of Romeo & Juliet and is performed by this '90s rock band.
Who is Radiohead?