My friend, lets call him Muhammad, happens to be a real life Romeo. He displays almost every trait that Romeo does in Romeo and Juliet; violent, girls find him attractive, and he moves from girl to girl in a matter of seconds. Muhammad immediately popped into my head when Mr. Ayrault gave us the comparison assignment, but the hard part lied in deciding whether he displayed actions more of a Romeo or a Tybalt because of his violence. After a couple minutes of thinking it occurred to me that Muhammad had dated 8 different girls in the last year without even coming up for air. After thinking of that the answer was obvious. He is a perfect match with Romeo. Romeo remains a very complicated person, he can change his mind on a dime, he can go from lover to murderer like a 2015 Porsche 918 Spider goes from 0-60 (simile). When Romeo kills Tybalt the first thing that come to mind is the Hulk. Bruce Banner (Hulk): a really nice man, an award-winning physicist, and he seems like a normal guy, until he gets mad at least. Romeo comes to mind
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He has dated 8 girls in the last year and right after he finishes with one he moves right on to the next. When Romeo first sees Juliet at the party he says, “Oh, she doth teach the torches to burn bright! /It seems she hangs upon the cheek of night/like a rich jewel in an Ethiope’s ear…”(1.5.42). He goes on to talk about how beautiful she is and he seems to have forgotten about Roseline who he thought he loved a little bit earlier. If one asks Muhammad to name every girl he has dated, I doubt he can because he moves on so fast without ever looking back just like Romeo did. Muhammad acts like the Romeo of my friend group. He has all of the right qualities to earn that title. I asked him about what he thought about the comparison to Romeo and himself, at first he didn’t agree, but then I gave him all of my reasons and his mind changed immediately. The signs speak for themselves; he is
He has dated 8 girls in the last year and right after he finishes with one he moves right on to the next. When Romeo first sees Juliet at the party he says, “Oh, she doth teach the torches to burn bright! /It seems she hangs upon the cheek of night/like a rich jewel in an Ethiope’s ear…”(1.5.42). He goes on to talk about how beautiful she is and he seems to have forgotten about Roseline who he thought he loved a little bit earlier. If one asks Muhammad to name every girl he has dated, I doubt he can because he moves on so fast without ever looking back just like Romeo did. Muhammad acts like the Romeo of my friend group. He has all of the right qualities to earn that title. I asked him about what he thought about the comparison to Romeo and himself, at first he didn’t agree, but then I gave him all of my reasons and his mind changed immediately. The signs speak for themselves; he is