Despite being centuries old, the story of Romeo and Juliet is still relatable to people in modern times. The play (written in 1595 by William shakespeare) addresses an arrangement of issues that people in 1595 and in the modern time can relate to and is one reason why the play is still remembered today. In the story the two protagonists Romeo and Juliet, both come from two separate families that are feuding over an “ancient grudge” that is not openly explained to us. rash decisions culminating with family feuding eventually lead to Romeo and Juliet's demise. Throughout the story key issues Shakespeare brought to light include the rashness of youth and the importance of family. These make a profound impact on the audience as they are two
