Romeo and Juliet

2. Juliet's family name.
4. These beliefs and ideologies are things that social groups follow as 'unwritten rules'.
6. The relationship between Romeo and Juliet may be described as this.
8. Romeo's friend. He comes from nobility and tends to be a joker with a short fuse.
10. This system of theatre involves a minimalist use of props and setting. Thus, the dialogue needs to construct it for the audience.
13. The place in Italy where the play takes place.
14. This topic to do with relationships is prominent in the story's themes.

1. Escalus (the Prince's name) alludes to the scales of __________. One could argue that the families must suffer for messing with this principle.
3. What we call the stuff that actors say.
5. Romeo met this dude and got the poison off him that he used to kill himself at the end of the play.
7. The '… of being' is an ideology that existed in Shakespeare's time that prescribed a highly structured universe.
9. Romeo and Juliet is one of these types of stories where the heroes are not rewarded with a happy ending.
11. The only child of Lady and Lord Capulet.
12. Characters can be one of these - a character who is different from the main one so that when they are near each other we can use their traits to judge the main one.