Romeo and Juliet Prologue/Act 1 Scene 1

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Across
  1. 2. - Referring to the "civil blood" of the families in the prologue.
  2. 4. - The group or figure delivering the prologue.
  3. 8. - The bond that will eventually unite the families.
  4. 9. - The weapon used in the fight in Scene 1.
  5. 12. - The authority figure who tries to keep the peace.
  6. 14. - The female protagonist, mentioned indirectly in the prologue.
  7. 15. - A theme of animosity between the families.
  8. 18. - Romeo’s cousin and peacemaker.
  9. 22. - A term Tybalt uses to insult Benvolio.
  10. 25. - A central theme in the play.
  11. 26. - The location of the fight in Act 1, Scene 1.
  12. 27. - Juliet’s fiery cousin who loves to fight.
  13. 31. - The order to stop fighting or face death.
  14. 34. - Romeo’s close friend and kinsman to the Prince.
  15. 36. - A reason Tybalt is eager to fight.
  16. 38. - The longstanding animosity between the families.
  17. 39. - The city where the story takes place.
Down
  1. 1. - Spilled during the family brawl.
  2. 2. - Juliet’s family name.
  3. 3. - The Prince’s threat if the families fight again.
  4. 5. - A term used to describe Romeo and Juliet’s ill-fated love.
  5. 6. - What Benvolio seeks during the fight.
  6. 7. - The genre of Romeo and Juliet.
  7. 10. - What the Prince threatens for future brawls.
  8. 11. - The disorder caused by the feud.
  9. 13. - A form of wordplay used by characters, especially the servants.
  10. 16. - A key theme established in the opening scene.
  11. 17. - A physical fight between the Capulets and Montagues.
  12. 19. - Romeo’s family name.
  13. 20. - The introductory speech outlining the plot.
  14. 21. - The male protagonist, introduced as a Montague.
  15. 23. - The people who start the fight in Scene 1.
  16. 24. - A theme introduced in the prologue about destiny.
  17. 28. - Symbolic of the sorrow caused by the feud.
  18. 29. - The conflict between the two families.
  19. 30. - The last name of the Prince of Verona.
  20. 32. - A theme tied to the idea of "star-crossed lovers."
  21. 33. - A concept Benvolio embodies by trying to stop the fight.
  22. 35. - What the audience might feel for the resolution of the feud.
  23. 37. - Mentioned in the prologue as the outcome of the lovers.