As a young man or woman, love is a new concept that is often mixed up with attraction. People who experience the phenomena of “love at first sight” only find each other attractive. In the movie Romeo and Juliet, Romeo talks about how he has never seen a girl as beautiful as Juliet when he first lays eyes upon her. This means that he had found her beautiful and doesn’t necessarily love her. As a teenager, love is such a new abstraction and point of curiosity that teens do foolish things just to find out what love means to them.…
For I ne 'er saw true beauty till this night.”. It is impossible for him to know for certain that what he feels in his heart is true because love is about the good and the bad in a person, and knowing and accepting that. Romeo shouldn 't have let Juliets outer appearance be the trigger for his undying love for her because it is uncertain that it was ever even love. In Act 1 scene 5 Juliet expresses her feelings for Romeo by saying, “My only love sprung from my only hate! Too early seen unknown, and known too late!…
Romeo is in love with a woman name Rosaline, or at least he thinks he is in love. However, Rosaline is Juliet’s cousin and therefore also a Capulet, but she made it clear, to Romeo, that she doesn't love…
This connects with the theme that love is a mystery because Orsino claims he knew he loved Olivia the first time he laid eyes on her. This shows love is a mystery because clearly Orsino doesn’t know what love is if he’s just basing it off of looks. It seems Orsino was using his dying love for Olivia as an excuse to talk about what he would love in a girl and listen to love music. Orsino and Olivia both have similar personalities because they both claim they are buffeted with strong emotions, but both seem to be self-indulgent…
You can tell in the first scene that Beatrice and Benedick don’t like and don’t trust each other. Although, they are very effortlessly swayed into falling in love with one another even though they both seemed to mistrust each other in the beginning. On the other hand, Hero and Claudio fall in love at first sight and in the begging scenes about how much they love him;(she talks about loving him or who is they? This is confusing) Hero very quickly agrees to marry Claudio and whispers to him how much she loves him. However, Don John, the dastardly villain, effortlessly convinces Claudio into thinking Hero has cheated on him and has been unfaithful to him.…
Where in one view the fable can be seen as the loss of love, where love just isn’t enough. Or it can be seen as a false love, something born from loneliness and desire. When you look at Marie de Frances other lais, Lanval. You see the triumph of love and the knight’s loyalty- again opposite of the case here, where the wife emotionally cheats on her husband. In Lanval the knight Lanval valued the beautiful women he loved more than any other, and angered the queen for it when he rejected her.…
Besides, he wonders if he has ever loved someone before, because he gets attracted for Juliet’s beauty. Moreover, he describes her, in a dramatic way, that she is the most beautiful woman (1.5.44-53). This means that Romeo was never in love with Rosaline. Romeo does not even know who Juliet is, but he talks about her love. In this case, Romeo’s stand shows that he is solely attracted to Juliet’s beauty.…
“Everytime I see you I fall in love all over again” (Johnny Cash), this was too true for these star-crossed lovers. Juliet was just fourteen when she married Romeo but it was common to marry young back then. Also, Romeo and Juliet acted very immature at times so they may not even know what love is. In Shakespeare's tragedy, Romeo and Juliet we know they love each other because of three reasons, they decided to kill themselves to each other, Loved each other to the point where it cured depression and brought happiness, and they are willing to go against the family for each other. In Romeo and Juliet we know they loved each other because of many reasons.…
Romeo is getting over Rosaline that just a day ago, he said was his only love. Juliet doesn't want to marry Paris, which led her to want to marry Romeo so soon. Because of her unwillingness to marry Paris, she quickly “falls in love” with Romeo. Their impulsive decisions affect the ending of their “love” story. Romeo only knows Juliet's beauty, “Did my heart love till now?…
In the movie She’s the Man, Olivia is also in an emotional state but because she just got out of a break up and instantly falls for Sabastian for being different from most guys she’s used to. In the movie she loves that Sabastian is a lyricist, and will say anything to complement him which she awkwardly does with his usic, “Those are really good. So honest.” Olivia takes any advantage to either make Sabastian fall in love with her or make him jealous, which is comedic because she has no idea that its Viola. In the end of both the play and movie Olivia finds love with the real Sabastian, which allows Duke to finally realize that he loves…