Across
- 4. A technique that uses contrasting words next to each other
- 5. Sampson bites this as a sign of disrespect to the Montagues at the beginning of the play
- 6. These are overaching ideas throughout the play that include love, hate, fate and conflict
- 8. This is Juliet's closes friend and is closer to her than her own mother
- 11. This is Romeo's cousin
- 12. This character is Juliet's cousin
- 13. This character sees Juliet as a possession as he plans to marry her
Down
- 1. This opens the play and introduces the idea of fate and the plot of the play
- 2. Romeo compares Juliet to this using a metaphor
- 3. This character marries the two lovers and devises a plan to reunite them
- 6. This character threatens the two families with death if either fight in the city again
- 7. The city where the play is set
- 9. This character is killed by Tybalt and curses the two families
- 10. The city Romeo hides when he is banished
