T - Fate Quotes

Question 1

Prologue - loins

Answer 1

Prologue – ‘from forth the fatal loins of these two foes’

Fatal – due to fate, or fatal (nasty) consequences

Question 2

Prologue - star-crossed

Answer 2

Prologue – ‘a pair of star-crossed lovers take their life’

Question 3

A1 S5 - foes

Answer 3

A1 S5 – ROMEO

‘Is she a Capulet? / O dear account! my life is my foe’s debt’

Question 4

A1 S5 - name

Answer 4

JULIET
‘Go ask his name. – If he be married, / My grave is like to be my wedding bed’

She does die alongside him

Question 5

A3 S1 - brawl

Answer 5

A3 S1 - BENVOLIO
‘we shall not scrape a brawl / For now, these hot days, is the mad blood stirring.’

Mercutio dies

Question 6

A3 S1 - fortune

Answer 6

ROMEO – ‘O, I am fortune’s fool!’

Blames Tybalt’s death on fate

Question 7

A3 S3 - unmade

Answer 7

A3 S3 – ROMEO ‘Taking the measure of an unmade grave.’

At the end he is in a grave and dies

Question 8

A3 S4 - dram

Answer 8

A3 S4 – LADY CAPULET

‘I’ll send to one in Mantua’
‘unaccustom’d dram’

Romeo goes and takes a poison
Dram – extraordinary little drink

Question 9

A3 S5 - soul

Answer 9

A3 S5 – JULIET
‘I have an ill-divining soul’

Tells when / if something bad would happen

Question 10

A5 S1 - defy

Answer 10

A5 S1 – ROMEO
‘Is that e’en so? /
Then I defy you stars’

He plans to get to Juliet by killing himself who he thinks is dead

Question 11

A5 S2 - Unhappy

Answer 11

A5 S2 – FRIAR LAWRENCE

‘Unhappy fortune!’ Blaming fate – is he the real villain because he mediated this decision?