Picture this, a dumb teenage boy (around 17-19) sees this dumb teenage girl ( around 13-15) and they instantly fall in love. Now add in a family fued between the families, a pinch of jelousy, and just a dash of hatred amd you have yourself the recipe to this disaster that is called Romeo and Juliet. This play was writen by the G.O.A.T. of play writing himself, William Shakespear. The title of this play is The Tragdey of Romeo and Juliet. But im sure you already knew that. Real quick, the main characters of this play are Romeo, Frair lawrence, the the fued between the families. So now you know. So, now let me summerize the end of this play for you, EVERYONE DIES. So on that note, there has to be a reason for all of those. And where there is
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So honestly they desevered to die. Any how, here is the evidense stacked up against Romeo. This qoute presented by romeo later in the play kinda tells why they are screwed. During this qoute Romeo has just murdered Tybalt, Juliets cousin, and is freaking out after he finds out he is banished. “As if that name/ Shot from the deadly level of a gun/ Did murder her; As that names cursed hand/ murdered her kinsman. O, tell me, friar, tell me/ In what vile part of this anatomy/ Doth my name lodge? Tell me, that I may sack/ The hateful mansion.” (3.3.103-109). So not only does he offer to kill himself in this, but he also has just killed his cousin in law. Which happens to get him banished. So with that in mind, hopefully you can see that Romeo had a huge part in the deaths of himself, Juliet, and the many …show more content…
The family feud. The reason they had to get married in private. The reason that they had to hide there insanely rushed and unthought about love. The reason that they would both eventually die. This is the reason that everything went to crap. The prologue from the begining of The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet tells it as it is. We have just opened up and a chorus of shady looking people say in a monotone and unonomos voice. “From anciet grudge breaks to new mutainy/ Where civil bloood makes civil hands unclean/.../ Doth with there death bury there parents strife/ The fearful passege of there death-marked love/ And the continuance of there parents reage/ which, but, therw childrens end could nought remove/ Is now the two hours traffic of our stage.” (1.prologue.3-12). It says right there in that quote the very reason it all started. The fued between the two families is the very reason they died. It is the bigges culprit, but we cant bring it to justice because it died with Romeo and Juliet. Undeniably, The fued between the two families is the actually the reason they all
So honestly they desevered to die. Any how, here is the evidense stacked up against Romeo. This qoute presented by romeo later in the play kinda tells why they are screwed. During this qoute Romeo has just murdered Tybalt, Juliets cousin, and is freaking out after he finds out he is banished. “As if that name/ Shot from the deadly level of a gun/ Did murder her; As that names cursed hand/ murdered her kinsman. O, tell me, friar, tell me/ In what vile part of this anatomy/ Doth my name lodge? Tell me, that I may sack/ The hateful mansion.” (3.3.103-109). So not only does he offer to kill himself in this, but he also has just killed his cousin in law. Which happens to get him banished. So with that in mind, hopefully you can see that Romeo had a huge part in the deaths of himself, Juliet, and the many …show more content…
The family feud. The reason they had to get married in private. The reason that they had to hide there insanely rushed and unthought about love. The reason that they would both eventually die. This is the reason that everything went to crap. The prologue from the begining of The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet tells it as it is. We have just opened up and a chorus of shady looking people say in a monotone and unonomos voice. “From anciet grudge breaks to new mutainy/ Where civil bloood makes civil hands unclean/.../ Doth with there death bury there parents strife/ The fearful passege of there death-marked love/ And the continuance of there parents reage/ which, but, therw childrens end could nought remove/ Is now the two hours traffic of our stage.” (1.prologue.3-12). It says right there in that quote the very reason it all started. The fued between the two families is the very reason they died. It is the bigges culprit, but we cant bring it to justice because it died with Romeo and Juliet. Undeniably, The fued between the two families is the actually the reason they all