A dynamic character is one who goes through a change throughout the course of the story.  The first character who could be considered dynamic is the Nurse.  In the beginning of the play, Nurse seems to be totally on Juliet's side, and, although she does sometimes act as Juliet's mother, she also acts as her friend.  Once Tybalt is killed, the Nurse begins to change the way that she acts around and responds to Juliet.  She then tells her that she should forget Romeo and that Paris might be the better man for her.  A second dynamic character is Lord Capulet.  Capulet is a very strict man who, in Act 3, seems to treat his daughter with no compassion or feelings when he tells her that she either will marry Paris or suffer the consequences.  Once he thinks she is dead and when she actually dies, he shows a completely different side, showing...