Romeo & Juliet character ID
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Romeo
Juliet
The Prince
The Nurse
Lord Montague
Lord Capulet
Mercutio
Rosaline
Lady Montague
Lady Capulet
Paris
Balthasar
Benvolio
Tybalt
Friar Laurence
the Apothecary
This character’s mood and personality have changed
as a result of a recent infatuation.
This character is Juliet’s best friend and confidante.
This character’s speech is full of puns and racy
imagery.
This character’s attitude towards Juliet’s marriage to
Paris changes drastically over the course of the play.
This character is trusted by everyone in Verona.
This character does not know the real Juliet that well.
This character is Romeo’s best friend and confidant.
This character provides a voice of calm and reason.
This character never actually appears in the play.
This character’s death is the turning point in the plot.
This character is worried about Romeo’s moods.
This character curses the Capulets and the Montagues
with his dying breath.
This character tells Romeo that Juliet is dead.
This character threatens death to anyone who
resumes the feud.
This character thinks Juliet is not too young to marry
him.
Romeo & Juliet character ID
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This character dies by poisoning.
This character dies by a dagger to the heart.
This character helps to arrange the wedding of Romeo
and Juliet.
This character provokes a fight with Tybalt.
This character is banished from Verona.
This character talks a lot.
This character threatens to disown Juliet.
This character’s own daughter died young.
This character’s death was marked, at least initially, by
joking and laughter.
This character asks Friar Laurence to help convince
Juliet to marry him quickly.
This character tries to stop Mercutio from fighting with
Tybalt.
This character dies offstage.
This character ends up in quarantine.
This character dies in front of the Capulet crypt.
This character is reluctant to sell poison to Romeo.
This character suggests building a golden monument.
This character says that “all are punished.”
Romeo & Juliet character ID
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