R & J Act 3

Haste

• A condition of urgency making it necessary to hurry

• A state of relaxation and calmness

• A method of slow and deliberate action

• A feeling of confusion and uncertainty

Apt

• being of striking pertinence

• being irrelevant to the topic

• being overly complicated

• being simple and straightforward

Fiend

• a cruel wicked and inhuman person

• a kind and gentle soul

• a skilled artisan

• a wise leader

Carrion

• the dead and rotting body of an animal

• a type of bird found in forests

• a plant that grows in wetlands

• a mineral used in construction

Consort

• to keep company

• to separate

• to ignore

• to accompany

Vile

• morally reprehensible

• highly admirable

• extremely pleasant

• remarkably kind

Ostentatious

• characterized by subtle elegance; designed to blend in

• characterized by vulgar or pretentious display; designed to impress or attract notice

• characterized by simplicity and minimalism; designed to be unobtrusive

• characterized by modesty and restraint; designed to avoid attention

Adore

• to dislike someone intensely

• to love and respect someone deeply

• to ignore someone completely

• to be indifferent towards someone

Woo

• make amorous advances towards

• to criticize harshly

• to celebrate a victory

• to withdraw from a situation

Lamentation

• the passionate activity of expressing grief

• a joyful celebration of life

• a formal agreement between parties

• a state of confusion and chaos