ROMEO + JULIET

• 'my grave is like to be my wedding bed' - juliet (fate)
• 'then i defy you stars' - romeo (fate)
• 'my bounty is as boundless as the sea' - juliet (love)
• 'under love's heavy burden do i sink' - romeo (love)
• 'death lies on her like an untimely frost / upon the sweetest flower of all the field' - lord capulet (death)
• 'these violent delights have violent ends' - friar lawrence (death)
• 'a plague o' both your houses' - mercutio (hate)
• 'out you baggage' - lord capulet (anger)
• 'o brother montague, give me thy hand' - lord capulet (forgiveness)
• 'o me. o me. my child. my only life' - lady capulet
• 'civility costs nothing and buys everything' - lady montague (kindness)
• 'i give myself sometimes admirable advice, but i am incapable of taking it' - lady montague (mirrors son)
• 'with tears augmenting the morning dew' - lord montague (metaphor)
• homeostasis

  the maintenance of a constant internal environment in order to maintain optimum conditions for enzyme and cellular function