Act II scenes v-vi

3. Juliet will be able to leave the house to get married since her parents will think she's going to the church for ___.
5. Juliet has been waiting for ___ hours for the nurse to return with an update from Romeo.
7. The adult who seems most excited and supportive of Romeo and Juliet's relationship/ marriage.
8. The clock struck ___ when Juliet had sent the nurse out to see Romeo.
10. Nurse tells Juliet to get to church while she figures out how to get a ___ for Romeo's wedding night plans.
12. The name of the friar who will marry Romeo and Juliet.
14. Before the wedding, the friar warns that even the "sweetest ___" can become repulsive if one eats too much of it, signifying that love, while delightful at first, can become destructive if it becomes too intense too quickly.
15. When Juliet enters the church, the Friar says, "here comes the ___."

1. Romeo awaits Juliet's arrival for the wedding. He boldly tempts fate by saying, "love-devouring death do what he ___," meaning fate can do whatever it wants now; he is happy as long as Juliet is his.
2. Before the wedding, the friar gives a warning, foreshadowing that ___ delights have ___ ends(same word).
4. To stall and tease Juliet before giving her Romeo's message, the nurse first complains her ___ ache from the trip.
6. After teasing Juliet and delaying the conversation, Nurse finally gives Juliet the message: Go to "Friar Lawrence' cell; There stays a ___ to make you a wife."
9. Juliet asks the nurse more clearly, "what says [Romeo] of our ____"
11. Right before they get married, Juliet tells Romeo her love has "grown to such ___" she "cannot sum up... [her] wealth," meaning that love has made her feel so rich.
13. Impatiently, Juliet asks the nurse twice if the news from Romeo is "___ or bad?"