The vocab word that means a sin or an act that is against the law.

The vocab word that means a person holding an opinion or belief that is contrary to what is typically accepted.

The vocab word that means having or showing skill in achieving one's goal.

The vocab word that means to deceive or defraud.

The vocab word that means told in secret or private.

The vocab word that means being expelled or barred from one's native country.

The vocab word that means the punishment of being sent away.

The vocab word that means forgiving or being forgiven.

The vocab word that means full or or expressing sorrow or grief.

The vocab word that means suffering from anxiety.

The vocab word that means a feeling of sadness.

The vocab word that means having a great need or desire for something.

The vocab word that means lacking in quantity or thin.

The vocab word that means a state of great discomfort.

A genre of play that is defined by death and sadness.

A genre of play that is defined by romance, marriage, and mistaken identities

A literary device that refers to two apparently contradictory terms placed in conjunction.

A literary device that refers to a specific poetic meter of ten syllables with alternating stressed and unstressed syllables.

A literary device that refers to poetic verse with a certain meter that does not rhyme.

A literary device that refers to written language that is not in poetic form or meter.

A literary device that refers to spoken lines in a play.

A literary device that refers to instructions for the movements and actions of the actors in a play.

A literary device that refers to a long speech delivered by a character who is alone on the stage.

A literary device that refers to a long speech that is addressed to other characters in the scene.

A literary device that refers to a brief line spoken aloud that reveals a character's thoughts but that is not meant to be heard by the others on stage.

A literary device that refers to the use of jokes that will lighten the mood of an otherwise intense or tragic scene.

A literary device that refers to a joke that takes advantage of the multiple possible meanings of a single word to comic effect.

A literary device that refers to the tension built when an audience is aware of information of which some characters within the play are not aware.

The title character who is a Montague

The title character who is a Capulet

Romeo's mother

Romeo's father

Romeo's cousin and best friend who is always trying to keep the peace

Romeo's best friend who is killed in Act III

Romeo's "man" who delivers unpleasant and inaccurate news to him in Mantua

The typically wise ally of Romeo and Juliet who runs away to save himself in Act V

The leader of Verona that always shows up after a fight to hand out ultimatums and punishments

The poor man who sells Romeo poison

The woman that raises Juliet and is an ally to her in her plan to marry Romeo

Juliet's father

Juliet's mother

Juliet's cousin that's always looking for a fight

The young servant that attends to the Nurse on her errands.

The suitor to Juliet that dies in Act V