This character consumes a certain a potion that causes its consumer to seem dead, and two servants of this character's family make a series of puns concerning carrying coal at the beginning of the work this character appears in.
This character consumes a certain a potion that causes its consumer to seem dead, and two servants of this character's family make a series of puns concerning carrying coal at the beginning of the work this character appears in. This character's nurse relays information between this character and her lover, to whom she is married by Friar Lawrence. Other characters that appear in the same play as this "star crossed lover" include Murcutio, who is killed by Tybalt. For 10 points, name this Shakespearean character who is in love with Romeo.
This character consumes a certain a potion that causes its consumer to seem dead, and two servants of this character's family make a series of puns concerning carrying coal at the beginning of the work this character appears in.
{Juliet}