Everybody at least have heard of Romeo and Juliet. The classic love story that was written by the famous William Shakespeare. Who tells a twisted tale of two lovers who because of their family conflicts can't have a relationship. William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet ends with the Capulets and The Montagues unite after they find out that Romeo and Juliet kill themselves. However, this traditional tale of young love may be nothing more than a tragic tale of empty love.
Romeo's love for Juliet is nothing but lust, he loves Juliet just because of her beauty. “” This is supported by the fact that he was truly in love with Rosalie right before he met Juliet. Romeo weeps over Rosalie and said that he loved so immensely “”, but then the moment he sees Juliet he doesn't care about Rosalie anymore. He goes after Juliet and altogether he completely forgets about Rosaline. Romeo and Juliet are very young in the story. Romeo is seventeen while Juliet is only thirteen, almost fourteen. Their feelings towards each other are hormone-driven. Romeo determines he is in love with Juliet, just by her appearance, before they even communicated to each other. “” Romeo and Juliet are so young and haven’t met enough people to know who their “soul-mate” …show more content…
Romeo is still in love with Rosaline the night he met Juliet. “” Rosaline was going to become a nun and she couldn’t have a chance to be with a relationship with Romeo. However, Rosaline was the explanation Romeo attended the party in the first place. Juliet was supposed to marry Paris, a wealthy man but marriage was not what she wanted, until she met Romeo. When Juliet met Romeo, he provided her with a somewhat of an getaway from that broken-heartedness for her as she did for him. Romeo was someone Juliet could pick and the other way around, which made them seem more attractive to each other. Romeo and Juliet both were both grief- stricken, which fueled their abrupt changes in
Romeo's love for Juliet is nothing but lust, he loves Juliet just because of her beauty. “” This is supported by the fact that he was truly in love with Rosalie right before he met Juliet. Romeo weeps over Rosalie and said that he loved so immensely “”, but then the moment he sees Juliet he doesn't care about Rosalie anymore. He goes after Juliet and altogether he completely forgets about Rosaline. Romeo and Juliet are very young in the story. Romeo is seventeen while Juliet is only thirteen, almost fourteen. Their feelings towards each other are hormone-driven. Romeo determines he is in love with Juliet, just by her appearance, before they even communicated to each other. “” Romeo and Juliet are so young and haven’t met enough people to know who their “soul-mate” …show more content…
Romeo is still in love with Rosaline the night he met Juliet. “” Rosaline was going to become a nun and she couldn’t have a chance to be with a relationship with Romeo. However, Rosaline was the explanation Romeo attended the party in the first place. Juliet was supposed to marry Paris, a wealthy man but marriage was not what she wanted, until she met Romeo. When Juliet met Romeo, he provided her with a somewhat of an getaway from that broken-heartedness for her as she did for him. Romeo was someone Juliet could pick and the other way around, which made them seem more attractive to each other. Romeo and Juliet both were both grief- stricken, which fueled their abrupt changes in