Juliet

• "Oh happy dagger... there rust and let me die" - Act 5 Scene 3

  Happy to die, Violence(self), Youth, Fate, Individual VS Society
• "My only love sprung from my only hate" - Act 1 Scene 5
• "What's in a name?" - Act 2 Scene 2
• Hamartia: Her love and devotion to Romeo/ Her lack of devotion to her family
• "My grave is like to be my wedding bed"

  Fate, Dramatic Irony, Marriage caused deaths
• "tis but they name that is my enemy"

  Conflict (houses), Internal conflict, Honour, Loyalty to Family
• "I should kill thee with much cherishing"

  Family loyalty, Starts Hamartia, Dramatic Irony
• "Beautiful tyrant, fiend angelic"

  Family loyalty, Oxymorons, Internal Conflict
• "Thankful that you have. Proud can I never be of what I hate"

  Family loyalty, Conflict