Romeo Juliet

A young man driven by passion and impulse, who falls for Juliet at the Capulet party. He pairs fervent affection with rash actions, from secret marriages to deadly confrontations, ultimately facing exile and a tragic end. His choices test loyalty to friends, family, and his own desires.

A determined young woman who defies parental control to shape her own destiny. She secretly marries Romeo and schemes a bold plan with Father Laurence. Her courage is matched by a willingness to take drastic steps when love and life hang in the balance.

Romeo's cousin and ally who seeks to keep the peace as tensions flare. He becomes entangled in the party incident and its fallout, acting as a voice of reason amid rising violence.

Juliet's hot-tempered cousin who provokes conflict at every turn. His duel with Mercutio escalates the feud and prompts Romeo to exact vengeance.

Romeo's witty friend known for sharp humor and bravado. He embodies bravado and sarcasm, and his death becomes a pivotal turning point in the feud.

Juliet's confidante who relays messages and supports the secret marriage plan, navigating loyalty to family and affection for Juliet. She becomes a key conduit in the lovers' plans.

The city’s chief of police who strives to maintain order after the party brawl. His enforcement of peace and warnings of consequences shape the high-stakes atmosphere around the families.

The patriarch who arranges Juliet's betrothal to Paris and exercises coercive control. His power clashes with Juliet's wishes and fuels the crisis.

The matriarch who wields influence in the Capulet family and participates in pressing Juliet toward an arranged future, amplifying the family's rigid expectations.

The governor’s son chosen to marry Juliet, representing an alliance that intensifies the lovers' dilemma and the societal expectations at play.

A priest who assists in the plan to fake Juliet’s death and promises to relay critical information, guiding the lovers through their clandestine scheme.