Emotions In Romeo And Juliet

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Emotions play big roles in our lives. In your play, we see how every step the main characters take is based upon love and how they make some very harsh decisions without considering what the consequences might be. The whole play is based on their emotions. Their passion and recklessness are the reason most of their decisions ended up in tragedy.

Love is one of the most important emotions in the play. In the different acts, love grows as fast as a fire in a dry forest. We don’t see their love grow step by step. The whole play their love is passionate and sensual. The play does not only show Romeos affection for Juliet but also shows the one of the different characters such as the nurse’s for Juliet and Friar Lawrence’s for Romeo. The readers can’t deny the fondness that is apparent from Paris to Juliet.
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This fact helps us understand that this would be a story of sorrow. We see that their story ended tragically, not because of their mistakes but because of maybe coincidence or fate. The Introduction tells us these lovers relationship is

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