Juliet
Pure or virginal; staying away from romance.
Chaste
Having qualities traditionally associated with women.
Effeminate
Difficulties, misfortune
Adversity
A dishonest low-life, or unscrupulous man.
Knave
The ability to endure hardship or wait calmly.
Patience
Changing frequently, especially in regards to one's loyalties or interests.
Fickle
To balance or outweigh.
Countervail
Relating to citizens or state; courteous or polite.
Civil
Despicable, mean, or "trashy."
To pretend or fake
Feign
To hang out with
Consort
A violent rebellion or riot.
Mutiny
A noisy fight or brawl.
Fray
Deserving pity or compassion; unfortunate.
Piteous
To speak or carry on a conversation.
Discourse
To grow weak or waste away from grief or longing.
Languish
Belonging to or relating to.
Appertaining
Skill or speed in performing tasks, especially with the hands.
Dexterity
A person's face or facial expression.
Visage
To regard with disgust or hatred.
Abhor
The act of calling upon a spirit or deity
Invocation
Extreme poverty or the state of being broke.
Penury
A legal punishment where a person is forced to leave their home
Banishment
Dreamily or deeply thoughtful, often in a sad or quiet way.
Pensive
Headstrong, stubborn, or difficult to control
Wayward