Family Feud In Romeo And Juliet

In the play by William Shakespeare, that was published in 1597, Romeo and Juliet had faced a family feud that had been going on long before the birth of the lovers. The feud caused several problems which lead into a number of unfortunate events. I believe that, in Romeo and Juliet, the family feud had a major role on the teenage love. The feud caused them to become rebellious, secretive, and to end their lives. The actions from both families influenced the couple to make unwisely choices behind their parent’s backs. Both teenagers were restricted since birth to interact with each other. Along with the Capulet's and Montague’s rules it caused most of the events, because it lead the lovers to sneak around and make irresponsible behaviors. The …show more content…
The love that this couple expierenced changed thier behaviors to expierence different feelings in a short time period, such as love and depresion. For example, when Juliet found out that Romeo had ‘died’ she imediately became rebelious and depressed. As these teens began to grow up and expierence different things they became more enganged to their relationship and began to disrespect their parents. Romeo and Juliet tried overruling thier parents and prove they could do anything they wanted. Especially after Romeo got exiled from Verona, it began to feel like a break up and made Juliet isolate herself. Resulting Juliet to want and run away with Romeo and live happily ever after, but Romeo was misinformed about the plan and it completely escalated from there. The teenage love expiernced by this couple made them extremely attached and caused them to comit suicide together to be happy. Overall without the family feud this love story wouldn’t be as unique as it was, the feud caused plenty of events that made the climax of the story making you want more. The climax was full of becoming rebelious, secretive, and death. In conclusion, the Capulet’s and Montague’s sadly noticed their faults too late and at last came to