Romeo and Juliet

4. an event that escalates to another
6. monologue- a speech made for yourself
7. contradicting words that go together
9. speaking to another person
10. an iambic pentameter poem made by shakespeare
12. speak out loud regardless
14. a disagreement people usually argue about until resolved
15. love- someone who loves another but the other person doesn't know they love them.
17. an event that will happen in the future but the audience doesn't know it yet
18. people who sing together
20. when the audience hears what is going on, but the characters are unaware.
21. to be full of yourself
23. the overall design for the story or lesson
24. exaggeration using like or as

1. something that is sad or unfortunate
2. when you use a word two ways in one sentence and you can see it as either way
3. pentameter- breaking words in the poem so you only say two syllables together when you read it
5. a sound of pots falling in a story
6. foil- using works that are opposite of each other together
8. verse- a regular poem without rhyme in iambic pentameter
11. over exaggerating
13. rhyme- poems that their ends rhyme
16. lover- poem of rage for the renaissance
19. scheme- a pattern of rhymes
22. two lines in a poem that rhyme