Romeo and Juliet Fate Essay

play, Romeo and Juliet, the fault is the feud between the Capulets and the Montagues. In the story, Romeo, a Montague with a very impulsive personality meets Juliet, a Capulet who is inexperienced and emotionally unstable. These two supposed enemies fall in love and because of the hate between their families, they must execute their love in secret which ends in the tragic deaths of the characters. Throughout the course of the story, the feud between the two houses restricts Romeo and Juliet from…

supposedly different people, when in a twist of dramatic irony, it is known that all of these letters came from the same person; the “Unknown” person who creates the entire mystery to this story. In reality, there were 10 people condemned to their fate, because a couple had served as attendants to the 8 guests given the letters to arrive on Indian Island. The couple along with the other 8 guests had directly or inadvertently led to the murders and deaths of other people, but by law could not be…

Act II , scene 6 Romeo and Juliet are getting married. Friar Lawrence agreed to let Romeo and Juliet get married. And by the time they were married, Friar knew everything. Friar could’ve told the Montagues and Capulets that Romeo and Juliet loved each other, and if he had told them a even bigger conflict would happen. On top of that, I think Friar was setting them up. He knew that them getting married was wrong, but he still went along with it anyway. Lady Capulet knows that Romeo killed…

The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet was a love story, most characterized by its childish lies and foolish decisions. Juliet went through with an elaborate plan to fake her death in an effort to avoid her impending marriage, but this had obvious consequences, as it was the sole reason the man she loved would take his own life. At least, they convinced themselves that they were in love. Anyone who knows the story can agree that the fate of these characters was pitiful at best, but mostly common sense,…

An Examination of Honesty in Romeo and Juliet Honesty is one of the most important qualities to have. In Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, honesty is a deciding factor in Romeo and Juliet’s fate. The play is set in 15th century Verona and focuses on the two young lovers, Romeo and Juliet, whose families are bitter rivals. As the play progresses, Romeo and Juliet lie to their friends and family which causes a strain on their relationships with them. In Romeo and Juliet, telling lies to family and…

Romeo and Juliet, two lovers whose fate was decided by their actions toward their strong love for each other. William Shakespeare’s play “Romeo And Juliet” portrays many scenarios where Romeo has a love for Rosaline an unseen character in the play.Even though Rosaline is a character who is never seen throughout the duration of the Play she sets the stage for the rest of the actions caused by the Love for one another. Shakespeare’s use of personification, Allusion and Imagery play a role in the…

We all want love, but not everyone can achieve it. William Shakespeare’s tragic play “Romeo and Juliet” provides insights into the lives of two lovers. Ultimately, the star-crossed lovers tried strive through numerous conflicts, but it only led them further down the wrong path. From all challenges and obstacles the lovers goes through, their final decisions sealed their fate for a tragic outcome. Despite the Nurse’s contribution in the lovers’ downfall, Friar Lawrence’s personal choices decided…

Task 3 ACT 5, SCENE 1 A house in Mantua. Romeo enters. Romeo: I dreamt that at dawn two days from now I and my lady will be found dead. The visions I have seen show that a great tragedy will arise from our families’ feud and that the streets of Verona will be overflowing with the bodies of the dead. Balthasar enters. Balthasar what news from Verona do you bring, has the friar sent a letter? Is my father in good health? How is Juliet? Balthasar: Juliet is better now than she was when you…

In Shakespeare’s classic tragedy story of Romeo and Juliet, two teenagers by the same name are vocalized to be star crossed lovers from the chorus of the play. They show substantial intimacy for each other, until both Romeo and Juliet tragically commit suicide for one another. As human beings, we almost always crave to find someone accountable for a tragedy of this sort. This has been debated for centuries, but it is clear that the Nurse and Friar Laurence are the ones to be blamed for their…

In Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare portrays Romeo as melodramatic which ultimately leads to Romeo’s downfall by having all of his actions illogically ruled by emotion. Romeo is the son of the Montague family, a wealthy and powerful family in Verona, Italy, that has a violent feud with another, similar family, the Capulets. In the beginning of the play, Romeo is in love with a girl named Rosaline who does not return his affections, so Romeo becomes depressed and shuts himself away from other people…