Across
- 4. - The emotional toll of the play's events.
- 6. - Where Juliet famously declares her love for Romeo.
- 8. - The force that seems to control the characters' destinies.
- 11. - The weapon Romeo uses to kill himself.
- 15. - The animosity between the Montagues and Capulets.
- 17. - Juliet's intense love for Romeo.
- 18. - The source of the conflict in the play.
- 21. - A phrase describing Romeo and Juliet's fate.
- 22. - The ultimate consequence of the feud.
- 23. - The reason for Romeo and Juliet's union.
- 24. - Juliet's loyal companion and confidante.
- 27. - The long-standing conflict between the families.
- 28. - Juliet's family name.
- 29. - The relationship between the Montagues and Capulets.
Down
- 1. - The play's female protagonist.
- 2. - The city where the play takes place.
- 3. - Romeo's close friend, known for his wit.
- 5. - Romeo's fate after killing Tybalt.
- 7. - The genre of the play.
- 8. - The nature of Romeo and Juliet's love.
- 9. - The character who marries Romeo and Juliet.
- 10. - The method Romeo and Juliet choose to escape their troubles.
- 12. - Romeo's family name.
- 13. - What Romeo uses to end his life.
- 14. - Juliet's hot-headed cousin, killed by Romeo.
- 16. - The play's male protagonist.
- 19. - A word used to describe Juliet's beauty.
- 20. - The central theme of the play.
- 25. - The nature of Romeo and Juliet's marriage.
- 26. - A driving force behind Tybalt's actions.