Romoe and Juliet Act 5

4. Romeo’s primary motivation; he believes he is finally defying "the ___."
7. The first character to arrive at the tomb to scatter flowers for Juliet.
10. The "happy" weapon Juliet uses to take her own life.
11. The person Romeo visits to purchase a fast-acting, illegal poison.
13. The overarching "enemy" that the Prince blames for the deaths of the lovers.
15. The city where Romeo is living in exile when the act begins.
16. What Romeo gives Balthasar to deliver to Lord Montague the following morning.
17. The specific cemetery setting where the play's final scene occurs.
18. Lord Montague promises to build a statue of Juliet made of this material.
20. The very last word spoken in the play.

1. Romeo's servant who mistakenly reports that Juliet is truly dead.
2. Romeo’s dream of Juliet finding him dead is an example of this literary device.
3. The character who ultimately explains the entire secret marriage and plan to the Prince.
5. Romeo describes the tomb as a "maw" or a "mouth" that has eaten Juliet; this is a ___.
6. The specific reason Friar John was unable to deliver the letter to Romeo.
8. Romeo notices this color is still in Juliet's lips, failing to realize she is actually alive.
9. Romeo argues that this is a worse "poison" to men's souls than the vial he is buying.
12. The Friar’s original backup plan was to keep Juliet at his ___ until Romeo arrived.
14. The Prince’s final judgment on the families: "All are ___."
19. This character dies of grief over Romeo’s banishment before the final scene.