complete the analogy from Romeo and Juliet:
Affliction is to calamity as lamentation is to _______

Question

complete the analogy from Romeo and Juliet:
 Affliction is to calamity as lamentation is to _______

anonymous · Answer

@AnswerMyQuestions can you help?

anonymous · Answer

Hmm, this is tough... I'm not sure... :(

anonymous · Answer

@inowalst @EclipsedStar

inowalst · Answer

Do you have a list of words or no.

eclipsedstar · Answer

These usually come with a list. ;)

anonymous · Answer

Jocund weeping sullen destruction

inowalst · Answer

Alright, well, do you know the meaning of the first group of words?(affliction, calamity, lamentation)

anonymous · Answer

yeah

inowalst · Answer

Okay, so what connection do the first two words have? Or what similarities in meanings.

anonymous · Answer

they both have to do with pain

inowalst · Answer

Okay, what does the third word mean?

anonymous · Answer

an expression of grief

inowalst · Answer

Okay, good. Now from the list of words, which one has to do with grief?

anonymous · Answer

weeping?

inowalst · Answer

Yes!

inowalst · Answer

But, just to make sure, lets check out the rest..

anonymous · Answer

thank you! (:

inowalst · Answer

What does jocund, sullen and destruction mean?
I know what destruction means and its the action of destroying something, so that's eliminated. 
Jocund means to have high spirits, to be sprightly.
Sullen means someone that isn't necessarily happy.

inowalst · Answer

So weeping is correct.