Cline- Romeo and Juliet Final Review

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Where does the story take place

the streets of Verona, Italy

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What was the cause of the original feud?

A grudge between the families due to some ancient feud

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Who is Benvolio’s FOIL? (contrasting character)

Tybalt

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Who is Paris?

A relative of the Prince who comes to ask for Juliet’s hand in marriage

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What two characters are related to the Prince?

Paris and Mercutio

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How old is Juliet?

13 years old

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What does the Nurse’s speech tell us about her character?

She is loud, boisterous, and dirty in her speech. She is also more of a mother figure to Juliet

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What time of year is it and what are the implications of this?

It is summertime and nearly Juliet’s birthday. People’s emotions are riled by the heat

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Who said this?

“It is a pleasure that I dream not of.”

Juliet (speaking of marriage)

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Why is Romeo worried about going to the Capulet’s ball?

He isn’t allowed to be there and he had a dream that something would happen.

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What two things does Romeo compare Juliet’s beauty to?

A rich jewel and a snowy dove

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Who said this?

“My only love sprung from my only hate”

Juliet

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What is hamartia?

a fatal flaw

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Who said this?

“Go, the, for ‘tis vain/To seek him there that means not to be found.”

Benvolio

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Who said this?

“Virtue itself turns vice, being misapplied,/ And sometimes by action dignified.”

Friar Lawrence- the ends justify the means

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Who said this?

“Wisely and slow. They stumble that run fast.”

Friar Lawrence

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What is the biggest reason that Romeo doesn’t want to face Tybalt in a duel?

They just became siblings

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Who said this?

“My business was great, and in such a case as mine a man may stray courtesy.”

Romeo

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Who is Balthasar and what is his role?

He is assumedly a friend of Romeo and is going to bring the rope ladder to the nurse to give to Juliet. He also delivers the news that Juliet is “dead” to Romeo

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Who said this?

“These violent delights have violent ends”

Friar Lawrence

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What happens as a result of Mercutio and Tybalt fighting and Romeo stepping between the two?

Mercutio DIES 😵

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Who said this?

“A plague a’ both your houses”

Romeo

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Why is Romeo “fortune’s fool?”

He blames fate(fortune) for his foolish actions

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How does the Prince punish Romeo?

He banishes him from Verona

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Why does Friar Lawrence fight so hard to keep Romeo and Juliet from killing themselves?

It is a mortal sin

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Who kills Tybalt?

Romeo

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Who said this?

“Then window, let day in, and let life out”

What does it mean?

Juliet- it means that the window literally lets life in but it also lets Romeo (her “life”) out

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Why does Lady Capulet think that Juliet is crying? Why is she actually crying?

She thinks that Juliet is still mourning Tybalt but actually she is sad because she can’t be with Romeo.

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Who said this?

“Well, thou hast comforted me a lot”

Juliet (in sarcasm)

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How long should Juliet be dead/asleep?

24 hours

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Where is Romeo banished to?

Mantua

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Who said this?

“Then I defy you, stars!”

Romeo

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How does Count Paris die?

Romeo kills him

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Who said this?

“A greater power than we can contradict/Hath thwarted our intents”

Friar Lawrence

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How does Romeo die?

Drinking poison

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How does Juliet die?

Stabs herself

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How does Lady Montague die?

Heartbreak over Romeo’s death