In any case, when she observes that the person she loves is also her adversary, it is past the point of no return for her to loathe Romeo. Lamentably, she has as of now been sucked in my affection's overwhelming gravity-like force, which prevents her from overcoming the predetermination of being infatuated with…
The deaths of romeo and Juliet in William Shakespeare's play are both sad and depressing. although much could have been done to prevent their suicides, these "star-crossed lovers" ultimately are not able to avoid their destiny. A series of unfortunate circumstances result in disaster, even though many people could be blame for their death, lord Capulet , lady Capulet , and Paris play a particularly integral role. While some believe that romeo is responsible for Juliet and himself death, this is not the case . Upon further investigation lord Capulet should receive the blame.…
Romeo and Juliet is a beautiful tragedy by the excellent writer, William Shakespeare. One of the most notable scenes from the play is Act II scene ii, because it shows two very different attitudes regarding love, how they react to a dangerous situation and how their imagery and language differ. In the balcony scene in Act II scene ii of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, Romeo is shown to be impulsive and impractical whereas Juliet is more reasonable and mature. This is revealed in their attitudes toward love and the situation in which they find themselves as well as in the language they use.…
This meaning that their fate was to fall in love, and to be together as written in the stars. Romeo and Juliet by, William Shakespeare, conveys a tragic love story about the strong hatred between the Capulets and Montagues, and the love that unpredictably results from Romeo and Juliet, which in the end causing fatal outcomes. While Shakespeare does suggest that love is the most powerful emotion, the…
The tragedy, Romeo and Juliet conveys that love is the answer to everything, but also the end to it all. Although Romeo and Juliet are star crossed lovers, their parents will never allow them to be, as the Capulets and Montagues have long since had a loathing towards each other. Yet their love brings them together, despite what their parents tell them to think, which leads to their short comed death, and it of those close to them. The author uses allusions and word choice to create a mood of passion, conveying that true love is full of passion and impatience. Shakespeare demonstrates the characters infatuation to be with each other through Juliet's’ soliloquy in act III with his use of diction.…
‘Romeo and Juliet’, written by William Shakespeare, is a tragedy play about love. The play shows the faults of humanity and the consequences of hasty and rash decisions, how it impacts their lives and the lives around them. This play is worth reading or watching because it can give lessons on love, lust, bad decisions, and consequences that can be applied to life and society. ‘Romeo and Juliet’ teaches lessons on human nature about love. The beginning of the play shows Romeo with his true love, Rosaline, yet one day later he meets Juliet and gets married to her, forgetting all about Rosaline.…
Shakespeare wants the readers to understand the decisions people make in love when they think the world is against them. Romeo and Juliet Act 2 Scene 2 is a play written by Shakespeare. Romeo saw Juliet on the balcony and Romeo went up there and they showed their love to one another even though they have different last names. People make different decisions when they are in love versus when they are not. Romeo proclaims, “Call me but love, and I’ll be new baptized;” (Romeo and Juliet 2.2.50).…
In the play of William Shakespeare, Romeo & Juliet, the two main characters suicide after one thought that the other one was dead but wasn’t. Romeo saw Juliet lying inside the tomb, but she didn't die she was just under a death-like potion to make her look dead. Romeo took a poison so he kills himself like he can’t live without his wife Juliet and while he drinks the poison, Juliet starts waking up from the potion but it was too late. As said before Romeo can’t live without Juliet the same way is with Juliet she can’t live without Romeo, so she stabs herself right there. Romeo and Juliet’s death was not each other decision it was destined to happen, so their death was fate and not free…
Romeo and Juliet start out as immature children who think they know what love is. Towards the middle of the play, the two lovers start to make more mature decisions but still make some immature ones too. The immature decisions cause them to run into trouble along the way. In the end, the lovers make adult decisions that decide their fate. The “star-crossed lovers” knew they would die, but to them their love for each other meant more to them than their own…
In Shakespeare's play, Romeo and Juliet, the characters are an unlikely match with a regrettable death. The lovers are doomed from the beginning by the horrible feud that’s going on between the two houses, the Montagues and the Capulets. Fate plays a major role in their seemingly predictable demise. Shakespeare uses many different themes throughout the story such as fate, to show the love behind their actions. Fate is displayed toward the beginning of the story through Peter’s illiteracy and Lord Capulet’s hospitality.…
Or, if thou wilt not, be but sworn my love, / And I'll no longer be a Capulet” (Shakespeare 2.2.37-39). Juliet has only just met Romeo, and she is so infatuated she is willing to give up her Capulet roots to be with him. Shakespeare uses Juliet to demonstrate how fast…
In Conclusion, I think that Romeo is a young, inexperienced and impatient but loyal and brave boy. I think that his naivety plays a huge rule in this because love was taken as an extravagant feeling to have when it was not truly happy as the lovers can experience heartbreak and many other obstacles. It seems as if Romeo only more cautious and deliberate, his devastating ending could have been prevented (even though we have not finished the book yet). Amongst friends especially Mercutio, Romeo shows signs of his social and quick witted persona, even with his fond of verbal jousting that is mainly about sex. Lastly, Romeo is like every other male in the world who only unveils their true self to the people who they trust or who understand them.…
Romeo is a very complicated character, he is handsome, intelligent, impulsive and very sensitive. He is charming and well liked, amongst most characters in the play. Romeo’s emotions run very strong, throughout the play. Though he is very impulsive and immature. He is still a passionate lover, though sometimes unusual, when he is first introduced in the story, he is obsessed with Rosaline, in act I scene I, saying she is the perfect women.…
Love is the superseding subject of the play, however a reader ought to never forget that Shakespeare is uninterested in depicting a prettied-up, dainty adaptation of the feeling, the kind that awful artists expound on, and whose awful verse Romeo peruses while pining for Rosaline. Love in Romeo and Juliet is a ruthless, effective feeling that catches people and slings them against their world, and, now and again, against…
Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy, not a love story. This statement has perpetually been a contentious issue, as plenty would believe that Romeo and Juliet is the finest love story of all time whilst others will argue that the story is not of love, but of lust. To make a well-informed decision, it is necessary to first comprehend and discuss the main themes and context of the play. Romeo and Juliet is a famous play, written by William Shakespeare about two teenagers, Romeo Montague and Juliet Capulet, who fall into an ill-starred love and are obliged to keep it confidential. Their families are involved in a terrible feud and to love each other in public seems inconceivable for them.…