In the tragic tale of Romeo and Juliet, by William Shakespere, two young teenage lovers experience a tragic death over their love for one another. The question, however, remains as to whether they were truly in love, or whether they were just overly dramatic, hormonal teenagers. Deep relationships take years to build, but Romeo and Juliet met only two hours before deciding to marry. What kind of true love can be built in that short of time? True love cannot be established in this short of time. Both Romeo and Juliet were missing true love in their lives, so they were desperate to find it. Throughout the story, they were confused between true “love” and “bliss,” perfect happiness or joy As a result of this confusion, these teens become tangled in a web of bewilderment mistaken for true love.
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Prince Escalus proclaims that the fighting has gone on too long between the families and orders it to stop immediately. After the brawl, Benvolio sees the melancholy and troubled Romeo and inquires about his troubles. Romeo expresses his woes and explains that he is in love with Rosaline but worries that she does not share his feelings. He even vows to remain faithful to her, but Benvolio reassures him and tells him that there are other beautiful women to capture his attention. Despite Benvolio’s words, Romeo assures him that he will continue to love Rosaline forever and that nothing will
Prince Escalus proclaims that the fighting has gone on too long between the families and orders it to stop immediately. After the brawl, Benvolio sees the melancholy and troubled Romeo and inquires about his troubles. Romeo expresses his woes and explains that he is in love with Rosaline but worries that she does not share his feelings. He even vows to remain faithful to her, but Benvolio reassures him and tells him that there are other beautiful women to capture his attention. Despite Benvolio’s words, Romeo assures him that he will continue to love Rosaline forever and that nothing will