Act I quotes, voc, terms Romeo and Juliet

All of the following pairs interact in Act I and are dramatic foil characters for one another EXCEPT:

I am a flat character; with Gregory, I begin a fight with a Montague servant and bite my thumb at him.

The trick to remembering the different type of speeches goes like this:

Although bound up enmity, I do care strongly for my daughter's choice in her own future.

Shakespeare hints that since Lord Capulet stopped Tybalt from confronting Romeo, that his anger will soon _____________.

I am super talkative and altogether bawdy at times. However, my heart appears to be in the right place.

This term refers to a character to who is another's opposite in traits, leading to comedy, conflict, or intensity

I am a fiery, hot-tempered, fight-loving character: “Drawn and talk of peace? I hate the word as...all Montagues..."

Characters that remain generally the same and don't change over the course of a story are known as flat characters.

I'm playful but change to moody instantly; my personality is mercurial. One of my main quotes is, “Dreamers often lie.”

I am love-stricken and very susceptible to the charms of a pretty face. I said, "“Love is...made with the fume of sighs"

I'm slightly cold, and a little detached from my daughter, who I asked to think of marriage and compared Paris to a book

I am calm, logical, & cool-headed, a caring friend that gives solid advice. I want my friend to have returned love.

This character expresses the loudest grievance about Romeo attending the Capulets' party:

In the play's first scene, Sampson whispers one of these brief comments to Gregory, so their foe, Abram, does not hear:

Mercutio's most famous monologue in the play about dreams is called:

This vocabulary word means impulsive--quick to leap before looking.

I work to promote peace; to me, the fighting has gone on too long and has killed too many Verona Citizens.

Characters that develop and change over the course of a story are:

Lady Capulet's longer description to Juliet of Paris as a book needing a cover is this type of speech:

The Prince's kinsman, I am anxious to marry a certain young lady. I said, "Younger than she are happy mothers made."

This long-held force divides the families of the house of Capulet and Montague:

This is a longer speech a character delivers alone on stage, no other characters present: