The wise, rich and clueless. What they all have in common? The all can die due to their blindness to the truth. In the famous play of tragedy by William Shakespeare Where the characters face a fate where they must die. The deaths of the characters Mercutio, Paris and Romeo were bound by fate. All events in the play would still have ended up with them dead.
Mercutio’s friendship with Romeo blinded him from reason causing his death. Mercutio was not informed of Romeo’s situation and didn’t know why and understand why Romeo did not fight back (II.1.79) “O calm dishonorable, vile submission”. Says Mercutio as Tybalt ruthlessly attacks Romeo. After Romeo refuses to fight Tybalt continues to attack Romeo infuriating Mercutio causing him to lash out into battle where good Mercutio gets murdered. Lastly, Even if Mercutio had known why Romeo …show more content…
Even when he “man” Balthazar had told him the news, so his first response was to head back to Fair Verona, where he would meet his fated demise. (2.3 100) “O let us hence. I Stand haste.” Romeo rushes into things way before he can think them through even his own marriage. Romeo has married Juliet right after he met her with little knowledge of the background, for all he knows at this point she could be his long lost sister or even worse, his family’s mortal enemy's only daughter. Secondly, he didn’t even bother asking leaving him blinded by love too even think that’s she’s a Capulet. When Juliet remembers that Romeo is a Montague She states. (2.2 36) O Romeo, Romeo where fore art thou Romeo” asks Juliet trying to inquire as to why he had to be born at Montague. This drove Romeo and Juliet head first into a really bad situation where if any of their families were to find out it would be war. Finally, these factors at play brought him to his early demise. His Blindness by “innocent” love led to him to die by
Mercutio’s friendship with Romeo blinded him from reason causing his death. Mercutio was not informed of Romeo’s situation and didn’t know why and understand why Romeo did not fight back (II.1.79) “O calm dishonorable, vile submission”. Says Mercutio as Tybalt ruthlessly attacks Romeo. After Romeo refuses to fight Tybalt continues to attack Romeo infuriating Mercutio causing him to lash out into battle where good Mercutio gets murdered. Lastly, Even if Mercutio had known why Romeo …show more content…
Even when he “man” Balthazar had told him the news, so his first response was to head back to Fair Verona, where he would meet his fated demise. (2.3 100) “O let us hence. I Stand haste.” Romeo rushes into things way before he can think them through even his own marriage. Romeo has married Juliet right after he met her with little knowledge of the background, for all he knows at this point she could be his long lost sister or even worse, his family’s mortal enemy's only daughter. Secondly, he didn’t even bother asking leaving him blinded by love too even think that’s she’s a Capulet. When Juliet remembers that Romeo is a Montague She states. (2.2 36) O Romeo, Romeo where fore art thou Romeo” asks Juliet trying to inquire as to why he had to be born at Montague. This drove Romeo and Juliet head first into a really bad situation where if any of their families were to find out it would be war. Finally, these factors at play brought him to his early demise. His Blindness by “innocent” love led to him to die by