English Literature: Romeo and Juliet Flashcards
“Two star..”
“Two star crossed lovers take their lives.”
importance of fate, foreshadowing
“Let two..”
“Let two more summers wither in their pride.”
Capulet asking Paris to wait.
“What?Drawn..”
“What? Drawn and talk of peace? I hate Montagues as i hate hell and three”
Tybalt’s violent introduction
“O brawling…””
“O brawling love, O loving hate.”
Romeo’s oxymoron’s of confusion on love
“My naked..”
“Cut off…”
“My naked weapon is out.”
“Cut off their maidenheads.”#
Violent start
“I’ll look to..”
“I’ll look to like if looking liking move.”
Juliet’s cautious response to marriage proposal
“nor ope..”
“nor ope her lap to saint seducing gold.”
Romeo’s rejection by Rosaline
“If love..”
“If love be rough with you, be rough with love,”
Mercutio advising Romeo about love.
“Sucked…”
“Sucked wisdom from thy teat.”
The nurse’s care for Juliet.
“My only..”
“My only love sprung from my only hate.”
Juliet realising Romeo is a Montague
“O doth..”
“O doth she teaches the torches to burn bright.”
Light imagery as Romeo sees Juliet
“O doth..”
“O doth she teaches the torches to burn bright.”
Light imagery as Romeo sees Juliet
“This intrusion..”
“This intrusion shall now be seeming sweet but convert into bitter gall.”
Tybalt swears he will get revenge for Romeo crashing his party
“speak again..”
“speak again bright angel.”
romeo sees juliet on the balcony
“this holy..”
“this holy shrine.”
romeo uses catholic words to worship juliet
“it is too ..”
“it is too like the lightning”
juliet worries the love is too rushed
“wisely and slow..”
“wisely and slow, they stumble but move fast.”
friar giving romeo advice about love
“young mens love~”
“young mens love lies truly not in their hearts but in their eyes.”
the friar to romeo
“O calm..”
“O calm dishonourable, vile submission.”
Mercutio’s furious at Romeo
“Had she…”
“Had she warm,youthful blood, she would be as swift in motion as a ball.”
Juliet and age.
” A plague..”
“A plague on both your houses.”
Mercutio’s dying words.. a curse.
“The sweetest..”
“The sweetest honey is loathsome in it’s own deliciousness.”
Friar’s caution on marriage
“Thy beauty hath…”
“Thy beauty hath made me effeminate”
Romeo blaming his love of juliet for his weakness
“Fire eyed..”
“fire eyed fury be my conduct now.”
Romeo’s anger after Mercutio’s death
“I have bought…”
“I have bought the mansion of a love but not posessed it.”
Juliets desperate for Romeo
“I have bought…”
“I have bought the mansion of a love but not posessed it.”
Juliets desperate for Romeo
“Thy tears..”
“Thy tears are womanish.”
Friar’s criticizim of Romeo after banishment
