Comparing Romeo In William Shakespeare's Romeo And Juliet

“Fore shame bring Juliet forth; her lord is come” (4.5.22) This quote shows how Juliet was sailing to fake her death to avoid marrying Paris and marrying Romeo instead. Romeo’s tragic flaw of being impulsive can also be seen when he kills Tybalt. “ I am fortune’s fool” (3.1.136) where he acts on his emotions rather than reason. His carelessness led him to make rash decisions, such as killing

As stated before, Romeo is romantic, in a whirlpool of emotions, and leads with his heart. Romeo enters into the story talking to his cousin Benvolio about his unrequited love with Rosaline (1.1.163-247) and goes to Lord Capulet’s party (1.4.1-120.) Later, he flirts with Juliet (1.5.104-122), marries her (2.6.), and even dies with her (5.3.120.). Romeo is also in a constant state of emotion; in Act 1, Romeo is heartbroken about his unreturned infatuation with Rosaline, in love with Juliet (1.5.51-60.)), goes to Friar Lawrence’s cell and marries her with happiness (2.6.1-37.), sorrowful and angry about Mercutio’s death (3.1.114-120), vengeful for Tybalt (3.1.127-134), and then finally, mournful and loving towards Juliet before he drinks the poison to die (5.3.74-120). It is because of these emotions that lead to him taking irrational decisions, such as marrying Juliet, the daughter of his enemy or dying with her. If he did not have these attributes, he would not have made the decisions that lead up to his and Juliet’s death. He would not have gone to Lord Capulet’s party and meet Juliet to fall in love with her, and Mercutio might have not died from Tybalt’s stab. Also, Romeo and Juliet would not have died and the family feud would continue.

The story “Romeo and Juliet” is an old classic about two lovers from families that have hated each other for a long time. A movie was made about it in 1968, and there are some significant differences between the two. These changed elements are, most of the time, either things left out of the movie, or things added in the movie. This has advantages and disadvantages, because although the movie does not have as much unimportant detail, taking out scenes can cause a story with an inconsistent flow of events, or possibly scenes that do not make sense. There are many scenes added in the movie which did not appear in the book.

Honourable judges, respected teachers, and my fellow students. A very good morning to you all. Today I will be speaking on the topic, "O, I am fonrtune's fool!"

I’m starting at where Romeo killed Tybalt, and switching it. A friend of Romeo is angry and kills Tybalt. The Prince is disgusted in how this senseless feud and fighting has become. Then it switches to Juliet, sitting in her room after hearing the news. She cries at first, but cannot cry anymore for Tybalt. Her mother comes in and they talk. Juliet tells her mother that she will willingly marry Paris, but only if they let her wait for a week and mourn for her cousin. Her mother, happy, runs to tell her husband the news. He’s just as happy that she’s being “reasonable”. Juliet, however, has different plans. She plans to run away. She just doesn’t know how though. Three days pass, and juliet still mourns for her cousin, but her mind is on Romeo. A girl

I think you are more beautiful than the sun.when I first saw you I thought you were a agull. I saw you at the dance and you looked back.

Romeo and Juliet showed great passion and love for each other. There is one thing that stood out to me, and that is the theme of love. Those two felt the connection of love from the day they met to the day they both died. Just how much they love each other from the day they met just takes me off my feet. Romeo and Juliet met at the party that Juliet's parents had.

There was once a time where falling in love was a myth. You had to be assigned a partner to whom you shall spend your life with. Two young individuals changed this rule; Romeo and Juliet. These two fell in love after Romeo and his friends decided to crash a Capulet party. Juliet was a Capulet and Romeo was a Montague.

The leading example of the lesson taught is when Romeo and Juliet have their first night together. Their meeting arises immediate disregards to their families hatred for one another and results in plans for a secret marriage. It begins when Romeo goes to the Capulet ball with his friends and meets Juliet. Their exchanges are interrupted when Juliet must go to her Mother. Later, the nurse tells Juliet that Romeo is a Montague. Juliet overlooks this the extent of this issue and says, “My only love sprung from my only hate! / Too early seen unknown; / and known too late! / Prodigious birth of love it is to me / that I must love a loathed enemy” (Shakespeare 1.5.151,155). Juliet and Romeo both know that what they are doing is wrong, but Juliet

Star-crossed lovers bound to a horrible fate. The Montague family and the Capulet family have an ongoing feud and when their children

Romeo is the one who changes the most in the play becuse in the beginning his friend helps him find a girlfriend and they find a girl named rosalina and then while they are still at the party romeo comes across julietand he thought he had found true love until he came across juliet so at first he was udetermined becuase he had come across 2 girls then later in town he tries to help break up a fight and someone gets killed then he goes from worried to vengfull and that get hims kicked out of town which meant he can't see juliet or he would be killed so he went from vengful to worried again that he wouldn't get to see juliet again .

Romeo a Montague and Juliet and Capulet two people who weren’t supposed to even be known of each other but end up falling in love and ending in tragedy. Romeo and young clueless boy. Juliet an obedient truth telling daughter. They are two completelty different people. Somehow they end up falling in love but soon end up dying over this.

This story is about an angel who fell in love with another angel. The story begins when an angel named Andy was doing what other angels do and throughout his day he saw another angel, but to him it was his soul mate. The angles have many rules they have to follow, but there is one rule above all that they must always follow “Never fall in love with another angel” and it wasn’t that God was against the idea of two angles being together. When there’s two angel’s or more you call your self’s brother and sisters because that’s how God made it to be. Andy always followed the rules he always did his job as an angle but to sit back and look at his true love angle that he desperately wanted to be with.

Romeo is deliberately shown to move from one love to another with surprising ease. At the start of the play, Romeo is almost completely unresponsive due to his desolation over Rosaline. Despite that, just a day later, Romeo is in high spirits. When asked whether he is in love with Rosaline still, he responds “No; I have forgot that name, and that name’s woe” (II.iii.47). Romeo fails to see the irony in how he declares he is in love with Rosaline one day, but states he is in love with Juliet the next. This irony is not lost on Friar Lawrence, who chides Romeo that his “love lies truly not in [his] heart, but in his eyes” (II.iii.71-2). Mercutio too, belittles Romeo’s claims to true love, telling him the story of Queen Mab, a fairy who sprinkles dreams “through lovers’ brains, and then they dream of love” (I.iv.76). Mercutio tells Romeo that he falls in love easily because he wants to fall in love, not because he actually has a connection to his boo. Had Romeo been more conscientious, he would have realized that while he did care about Juliet, she is not worth taking his life over, and he would have moved on in later days. He could have even enjoyed a happy ending with Juliet as soon as she woke up. Romeo inflates his feelings for Juliet so much that he values them over his own life, and in doing so, relinquishes any chance of having a normal life after Juliet’s

The courage Juliet shows throughout Romeo and Juliet is one of the many attributes that make her a strong character. In the final scene of the play, Juliet wakes to find Romeo dead. To relieve herself from this grief and possibly avoid remarriage, Juliet kills herself. “This is thy sheath; [stabs herself.] There rust, and let me die.” (Act 5, Scene 3, Line 170). Her choice of death by dagger in this scene is brave and far more courageous than poison, which killed Romeo. A second moment where Juliet displays courage is when she defies her family’s wishes for her