A character in Romeo and Juliet
Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare1597
Montague's wife and Romeo's mother, who dies of grief over her son's banishment before the play's end.
Also known as: wife to Montague
Inside the story
Lady Montague is the wife of Lord Montague and the mother of Romeo. At the outset, she belongs to the Montague household, one of the two families locked in a long-running feud in Verona, and is concerned for her son's welfare.
A gracious noblewoman of mature years with a gentle, careworn face, dressed in the dignified gown and headdress of the lady of the Montague household.
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