Romeo And Juliet Monologue Analysis

A few days later, I had gone through some with Juliet, and I finally think she is the one I want to be with. I hurried early in the morning to Friar Laurence who for me is some kind of second father, and at the same time a best friend which I tell everything to. He is quite old, and works in a small church in the middle of a field of roses. When I arrived their, I jumped in his arm, and him exited to see me, I thought it would be a good moment to actually express my feelings for Juliet. But after I have told him that I have no more feeling for Rosaline, but for the Capulet’s daughter, he turned his head away from me, and kept on walking. He then stopped and told me that what I am doing will just make the relation between both family more complicated, but the more he thought of it, the better it was for both families,

“ Three words, dear Romeo, and then it’s good night for real. If your intentions as a lover are truly honorable and you want to…”

How is it that everyone preferred the royal Romeo who always relied on myself for advice. When you were moping about when one fair Maiden rejected your love, I was promising your deceased Mother, “I’ll know his grievance or be denied.” You relied on me as if you were a mere child needing his Mother! I helped you meet your one true love when I suggested you, “Compare your lady’s love against some other maid.” This maiden happened to have my heart since I first met her gaze as a small child. Yet she chose you over myself when you weren’t even over Rosaline for five minutes! You babbled, “Is love a tender thing? It is too rough.” You then took innocent Juliet’s life, when you didn’t deserve her time or worry.

A secret vowed to be locked away Why entrusted to me I can not say, My lips threaten to let it loose When I find out the awful news, I overheard several months after the battle The event which leaves me more than a little rattled, The tales that have reached my ear Have awoken my greatest fear, Oh if only I had not given my word!

I catch a glimpse of my true love lying near me on the cold marble tomb, fresh scarlet stains smeared on his garment and a goblet of toxin dead-white and without movement. Dare I say, I will not away without thy lover's hand, as pale as it may be.

At this point in the play, Capulet has set his eye on Paris marrying his daughter. Paris is a noble county. Even though Capulet wants Juliet to marry Paris he has a conversation with Paris that he would like her to be older. Capulet told Paris he would throw a party so Paris could check out the other fair maidens of Verona. Later on, the Capulet household threw a party and sent a servant to invite the guests. The servant sent to invite guests couldn’t read, so he asked Romeo for help. Romeo scanned the list of guests and saw the name Rosaline. Romeo and his friends decided to attend the Capulet party uninvited. But, Romeo only truly goes to catch a peek a Rosaline. Rosaline was a love

It was one hot day and one of the cuties girls in town was walking town the way glasses was going. We was suppose to be going to the sandlot but he had a crush on her so he wanted to look at her walk. So after finally getting to the sandlot nobody wanted to play ball because it was too hot.

Romeo- (to himself) Oh, blessed, blessed night! I’m afraid all this is just a dream, too good to be true.

I have fallen in love. I never thought this day would come so soon, in which I meet the love of my life. He was standing across the room gazing at me. My heart began to beat a hundred times faster. He was just so handsome with that dashing mask of his. His glistening eyes locked with mine as he started to step closer to me. He took my hand and we began to sway to the music. His charming voice filled my ears with beautiful words of how his lips longed to touch mine as the pilgrims' hands touch when they pray. Before I could imagine, his lips were already pressed against mine. It just all felt so right. Could he be the one? No, he can’t be! This amazingly perfect guy is a Montague. My only love sprung from my only hate! Oh, Romeo, why is that

My mother, Lady Capulet. She would think so much more of me to have Paris’s hand in marriage than Romeo, a Montague. Why does this love have to be who my mother wants? She will pass on to heaven one day and I will be stuck here in this world with a love that is not my own. I do not feel for Paris a nobleman, a man with riches, a man with wealth. Yet I feel for a man like Romeo, one with courage and zeal to reach my heart rather than my family (pause). My heart wrenches to feel a love that has honour and true meaning. I just wish that marriage was for my own pleasure and not for the gain of my family and the loss of my freedom to a man I wish not to marry. (Pause, faint

ROMEO: I feel like a bird who’s had its wings clipped. I cannot be where I am meant to be, nor can I go where I want to be. (simile)

In Shakespeare’s tragic comedy Romeo and Juliet, characters Romeo and Juliet fall in love. This love inadvertently causes a series of things to happen. However, these effects are both positive and negative. At one point, Juliet speaks a soliloquy about her love to Romeo. In which she talks about the night and day, and how it expresses her feelings.

Last night was the night of the big Capulet ball. It is now the early hours of the next morning. You won’t believe me when I tell you what has kept me up so very late! The night started off as any average party would. Everybody was talking and dancing and having a fantastic time. Suddenly across the room I spotted a young man. He was staring across the ballroom at me as though nothing else existed in the world. A while later, during a performance, I spotted him again. Still he kept glancing over at me. I felt someone grab hold of my arm. I let out a loud gasp. It was him! The one who had been staring at me! He pulled my behind the curtain that he was hidden behind. He then took off his mask so I could see his face. It was one I did not recognise,

    In my life you have telling me what’s wrong and what's right. I never went against both of you guys, but telling me I can't marry the girl of my life. You have to stop there. I must marry Juliet. Ever since i saw Juliet at the party, I had a feeling that i never had. I was in love with your warm and silky hair, her beautiful eyes and your gorgeous smile. I knew she is the one. After the party I was hiding

This passage is significant to the story of Romeo and Juliet, as this passage shows the emotions, the struggles, and the relationships between Romeo and Juliet. First of all, after Romeo was banished, Juliet goes into a feeling of shock and sadness. We can connect to Juliet as a character, as she is so deeply in love. She says that Romeo's banishment does not have a limit to its sadness. It cannot be expressed in words and can be only expressed through her feelings. As a character, Juliet becomes more emphatic and emotional and we see her in a deeper way than before. Second, it shows Juliet’s extreme sorrow to Romeo rather than the death of her cousin Tybalt. She clearly exaggerates Romeo’s death to Tybalt and uses a hyperbole, comparing Romeo’s