FINAL EXAMINATION

• Romeo


  Son and Heir of Montague And Lady Montague
• Juliet


  Daughter of Capulet and Lady Capulet
• Friar Lawrence


  Franciscian Friar, secretly marries romeo to juliet in hopes that it will bring peace to Verona
• Mercutio


  Kinsman to the prince, and Romeo's close friend.
• The Nurse


  Breast-fed juliet when she was a baby
• Tybalt


  Juliet's cousin on her mother's side
• Capulet


  Patriarch of the Capulet family
• Lady Capulet


  Juliet's mother
• Montague


  Romeo's Father, Patriarch of the montague clan
• Lady Montague


  Romeo's mother, Montague's wife
• Paris


  A kinsman of the prince and the suitor of juliet
• Benvolio


  Montague's nephew, Romeo's cousin
• Prince Escalus


  Prince of Verona, a kinsman of Mercutio and Paris
• Friar John


  Franciscan friar charged by friar lawrence with taking the news of juliet's false death
• Balthasar


  Romeo's dedicated servant
• Sampson and Gregory


  Two servants of the house of capulet
• Abram


  Montague's servant
• The Apothecary


  An apothecary in Mantua
• Peter


  Capulet's servant who invites guests to capulet's feast
• Rosaline


  Woman whom romeo is infatuated at the beginning of the play
• The Chorus


  Functions as a narrator offering commentary on the plot
• Drama


  Story told in dialogues
• Plays


  Meant to be performed
• Script


  Contains words that the actors speak, stage directions and playwright.
• Audience


  Group of people that watches the play
• Plot


  Refers to the action and basic story line
• Open conflict plays


  Relies on a suspense of a struggle
• Dramatic thesis


  Conditons audience to expect logical development
• Dialogue


  Narrates story to audience
• Coincidence


  Sudden reversal depicts misunderstanding
• Dramatic irony


  There's fulfillment of plan
• Stagecraft


  Combination of all elements
• Conventions


  Represent and organize dramatic ideas
• Greek


  Often worked with legends about gods
• English Drama


  Minor characters play important role in providing information
• Realism


  Realistic depiction of everyday life
• Contemporary


  Experimentation where most abandon recognizable settings through dialogues
• Genres


  Refers to the type of play
• Genre consists of; Comedy, Tragedy, Mystery, History Play
• Characterization


  A way an author presents a character