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Answer: I don't like the name Julieta. It needs to drop a letter, I think.
This is because each phrase is a wordplay, crossword clue, or something of the sort to get names of characters in Shakespeare plays.
1.) Bianca from Taming of the Shrew (In Taming of the Shrew Bianca was referred to be the White.)
2.) Juliet from The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet('Julieta' - the letter 'a' = Juliet.)
3.) Jaques from As You Like It(Jaques and Jacks sound similar but Jacks is the wrong way of spelling it.)
4.) Shylock from The Merchant of Venice(timidness= shy/ shy is best with locks= shylock)
5.) Olivia from Twelfth Night (One of Ancient Greece staples was olives. Olive+a = Olivea, which sounds like Olivia)
6.) Beatrice from Much Ado About Nothing (well.. I told you her name lol)
Now that you know what each phrase means, now to figure out the odd one out. 5 of the characters are in Shakespeare comedies. The other, Juliet, is in one of his tragedies. Thus, Juliet (or phrase number 2) is the odd one out. |
