Day 46: Romeo and Juliet word cloud

This word cloud is a little different than the others in that it's all in black and white. I would have expected some words like "Romeo," "Juliet" or "love" to be in red LIKE BLOOD! Interesting to see how much more they say "Capulet" than "Montague" though.

Oh just for the heck of it, I found a whole bunch more word clouds for Romeo and Juliet. You can see them after the jump.

This one is much prettier, if a little boring.

It's from a site called Citegeist and it uses Wordle.


Here's another one using Wordle. It's interesting to look at, but did they really say "Rom" and "Jul" THAT much in the play? I suspect it was made using a script of the play that used abbreviations for the names of the people speaking.

This was posted by someone named Mr. Miscavish who apparently teaches LHS Freshman English.


I LOVE this one, but it's not the whole play, just Juliet's "O Romeo" speech. Still, it's all pink and pretty and Valentine-y.

It was posted by Stacy Zeiger at Smatoos.com using tagxedo.


And of course, I saved the best for last. Now THIS is how you do a Romeo and Juliet word cloud!

This one was posted by Rebecca on The Verona Times site, using tagxedo word clouds. Awesome!