Across
- 2. "For doting, not for loving, pupil mine" is about her.
- 5. married the lovers to turn their households' rancour to pure love.
- 8. "My poverty but not my will consents"
- 10. eager to see her daughter married
- 11. his part is often reduced or cut in adaptations for screen and TV
- 13. It is the East and ______ is the sun
- 14. loses a brace of kinsmen (write as one word)
- 15. Narrator from Greek genre tropes
- 18. fails to deliver a letter to Mantua
Down
- 1. Illiterate servant, provides the reason for Romeo and his friends to know about Capulet's ball
- 3. Titled character who offers to raise a gold statue
- 4. Dies of grief
- 6. Romeo's man
- 7. Prince of Cats
- 9. Montague flourishes his sword in spite of this character
- 12. Minor character, only mentioned in 1.5
- 16. Curses both houses
- 17. Why the devil came you between us?
- 19. provides comic relief and is closer to Juliet than her mother