Examine other beauties” (Shakespeare 1.1.165-166). As a result, Benvolio was able to convince Romeo to attend that party that night where later that evening he’d meet Juliet. In which, the…
Upon Juliet’s arrival, she is greeted by Friar, and then kissed by Romeo. His kiss is ensued shortly after with one from Juliet. After a brief…
For I ne'er saw true beauty till this night." (Shakespeare, Act I, Scene V) Within a short amount of time they already knew that they had to be together, even though they would soon find out that they were supposed to be sworn enemies of each other. Not knowing that Romeo is in the shadows, Juliet talks out loud about their last names…
The narrative voices of male characters in several pieces of art, literature, and music are shown sharing their enthusiastic response of endearment to a woman that they love. “Michelle” was a song performed by Sir Paul McCartney in the White House for President Barack Obama and his wife, the song was written by John Lennon. In the song the main male character sings to the woman he loves. He sings to her to tell her how fond he is of her and how a normal “I love you” won’t do the job for how much he loves her. Very much similar to the song is The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet written by William Shakespeare.…
Juliet mourns heavily as she is supposed to loathe Romeo, “shall I speak ill of him that is my husband?” Nevertheless, realising that she has one more night to spend with him, she puts aside all hurt and decides to forgive Romeo, and sends…
Is Rosaline, that thou didst love so dear, So soon forsaken? Young men’s love then lies Not truly in their hearts, but in their eyes” (II.iii.65-68). Friar Lawrence knows that Romeo was only thinking with his eyes, but still continues with the wedding. As Juliet finds out Romeo is dead, Friar hears a noise form outside so he goes to check on it.…
He says, “Call me but and I’ll be new baptized. Henceforth I will never be Romeo.” Romeo is saying he would change his name just to be with Juliet. This…
So what Romeo decided to do was go see Juliet, and what he does is go and search for her; when he finds her he sees her sitting on the balcony outside her window. Romeo thinks to himself, “ Should I say something back to her?” after he hears her talking to herself out loud saying how much she loves him and how she has fallen deeply for him. After hearing all that he decided to say something and asked her to marry him. When he had asked her to marry him Juliet’s answer was yes; Romeo knew the consequences of this but he decided to asked her…
Romeo, although he does not know Juliet that well, quickly falls in love with her even though he said he’d love Rosaline, and he would never get over Rosaline. He decides he can not live without Juliet, even though he barely even knew her several hours ago. Due to Juliet’s appearance, Romeo falls in love at first sight, and goes to proclaim his love for her underneath her balcony. Romeo also asks for Juliet to marry him after meeting her a few hours ago. Romeo demonstrates his quick judgements of others due to his intense love for Juliet after just meeting her, and falling love with her solely based on her appearance.…
Young Romeo felt depressed and felt that he had nothing worth living for anymore. That immediately changed the second he saw Juliet Capulet across the ballroom. Without even exchanging a single word, his heart started bounding and he the world stopped as he stared at this girl. Romeo immediately described her as “the cheek of night/ As a rich jewel in an Ethiop’s ear-/ Beauty too rich for use, for earth too dear:/ So shows a snowy dove trooping with crows, / As yonder lady o’er her fellows shows” (1.5.44-48). Romeo began to profess his love to a girl who he had not yet met, show his immaturity and haste towards love.…
Romeo unwittingly appears outside of Juliet’s balcony at night after a party the Capulet’s posted; he does consider the dangers of being on Capulet territory. Juliet is outside on the balcony voicing her love for Romeo to the stars when much to her surprise, she hears Romeo’s hasty…
He figures out how to sneak Romeo in at one of the Capulet’s masquerade balls. They show up at the ball in costumes and that is where Romeo first sets his eyes on Juliet. They look at each other and smile and Romeo thinks she is the most beautiful girl in the world. After the party Romeo decides that he has to go and try and find Juliet. He goes to the balcony and that is where he hears Juliet talking to herself.…
His sad and depressed mood changes back to happy and falling in another love. His passion takes him all the way to Juliet’s house around midnight to talk to her. He says, “[…] For I ne’er saw true beauty till this night” (I. v. 43-52). Romeo says this after seeing Juliet for the first time and forgets that a girl named Rosaline ever existed.…
“Romeo’s a dishclout to him… I think you are happy in this…
This quotation is referring to the way that Romeo is so fixed upon one girl, Rosaline, and then suddenly is in love with Juliet and wants to marry her. It makes the audience contemplate whether Romeo and Juliet were ever truly in love and if Rosaline had ever shown an interest in Romeo would he have felt the same way about her as well. It is also showing the way that even characters, Friar Lawrence, doubted that is was true love.…