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Across 1. QUEEN OF THE FAIRIES IN MYTHOLOGY WHO CAUSES PEOPLE TO DREAM 6. A PLAY WITH WORDS 7. HE HAS DREAMS OF "MAIDS" BECOMING "WOMEN OF GOOD CARRIAGE" OR PREGNANT 8. THE READER KNOWS SOMETHING THAT A CHARACTER DOESN'T KNOW 9. REFERENCE TO A WELL-KNOWN PERSON, PLACE, OR THING SUCH AS CUPID OR QUEEN MAB IN THIS PART OF ROMEO AND JULIET 12. THIS WORD IS USED TO DRAW A VISUAL PICTURE OF HOW SMALL THE QUEEN MAB'S HORSES ARE WHO PULL HER CHARIOT 13. QUEEN MAB'S CHARIOT IS MADE FROM AN EMPTY ONE OF THESE 14. QUEEN MAB CAUSES LOVERS TO DREAM OF THIS 15. QUEEN MAB CAUSES THIS TYPE OF PERSON TO DREAM OF "FEES" OR MONEY CHARGED FOR A SERVICE PERFORMED 16. A PUN IN THIS SCENE USES THESES TWO WORDS: ONE REFERS TO DANCING AND THE OTHER TO DEPRESSION AS THE WORDS ARE USED IN THE PUN

Down 2. HE ENCOURAGES ROMEO TO BE "ROUGH WITH LOVE" OR TO USE SOMEONE BEFORE THEY USE YOU WHEN IT COMES TO RELATIONSHIPS 3. GOD OF LOVE WHO SHOOTS ARROWS INTO SOMEONE TO MAKE THE PERSON FALL IN LOVE 4. CHARACTER SPEAKS I NNER MOST THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS IN THIS TYPE OF DIALOGUE IN A PLAY 5. ONE WHO TRIES TO CALM MERCUTIO AFTER HE GETS EMOTIONAL WHEN TALKING OF DREAMS 7. CHARACTER WHO SPEAKS THE "QUEEN MAB" SOLILOQUY 10. QUEEN MAB CAUSES THEM TO DREAM OF CUTTING AN ENEMY'S THROAT 11. QUEEN MAB HAS BEEN CAUSING ROMEO TO DREAM OF THIS WHICH IS ALSO AN EXAMPLE OF DRAMATIC IRONY