Romeo and Juliet

3. This character threatens the two families with death if either fight in the city again
5. This character is Juliet's cousin
9. This character marries the two lovers and devises a plan to reunite them
12. Romeo is lovesick over this character at the beginning of the play
13. The city Romeo hides when he is banished
14. This technique is used to compare two things using 'like' or 'as'
15. This is Romeo's cousin

1. These are overaching ideas throughout the play that include love, hate, fate and conflict
2. Sampson bites this as a sign of disrespect to the Montagues at the beginning of the play
4. This opens the play and introduces the idea of fate and the plot of the play
6. This character is killed by Tybalt and curses the two families
7. The city where the play is set
8. This is Juliet's closes friend and is closer to her than her own mother
10. A technique that uses contrasting words next to each other
11. This character sees Juliet as a possession as he plans to marry her
14. Romeo compares Juliet to this using a metaphor