Should Romeo And Juliet Be Together?

Lois Kerschen, a college English professor stated, “...the love of Romeo and Juliet was too ideal to survive in this imperfect world, it would seem a shame to think of true, passionate love inevitably leading to a bad result”(Kerschen 1). “Thy love did read by rote and could not spell. But come, young waverer, come, go with me, in one respect I'll thy assistant be; for this alliance may so happy prove, to turn your households' rancour to pure love”(Act 3.2). Even though the Friar was trying to bring the two families together by marrying Romeo and Juliet, he should have known that it was going to bring stress to both Romeo and Juliet. He should not have encourage “forbidden

Well, now you know Romeo and Juliet wouldn’t of been happy together if they have lived. Romeo was so quick to act in every situation, so he couldn’t really control his emotions. Both of them barely knew each other , and they only knew each

Everyone wants to marry the love of their life. Seeking the approval of our family and friends, we all look ahead fondly at the idea of living a long and happy life with our soulmate. Unfortunately, in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet this is not the way life played out.

Romeo was saying that love can be dangerous but that he would do anything to call Juliet his. This shows how the two shouldn’t have been married because it can end poorly. Their love was new and strong and they got so caught up in their first real love that it became all they thought of. Both of the characters knew about the dangers of keeping something a secret, yet they did it anyway. This lead to conflict because nobody knew. The marriage was done in secret for a reason, and that secret would lead to lives of three people.

Firstly, Romeo and Juliet were the catalysts that launched the series of events that lead to their demise by, as shown on page 779 when the Friar says “Come, come with me, and we will make short work;/ For, by your leaves, you shall not stay alone/ Till Holy Church incorporate two in one.” This quote exemplifies that the Friar wants them to stay away physically, but believes they should, and will be together in spirit. By following his advice Romeo gets Mercutio murdered and Romeo in response kills Tybalt, if Romeo had departed with Juliet and they put their marriage into the open, Romeo would not have murdered Tybalt, and in the process the Prince would not have banished Romeo.

If he was never taken to the party then he never would have seen, met, or talked to Juliet. If Romeo never would have met Juliet then he never would have rushed towards her asking for marriage so quickly, Romeo also should have never married her because of him marrying an enemy of his family caused a series of tragic events. Romeo also should have never kept the marriage of him and Juliet a secret because is he would have told his family after the marriage than there would be nothing for them to do to stop them because they would have already been married to each other. If Romeo would have told everyone that they were married then no one would have to be killed and the hatred between the two families would have ended between them. In addition, later on in the play when Juliet is supposedly dead a man who knew him started talking and arguing before Romeo threw a fit and started to pick a fight with the man he should have asked who he was and why he was there as well at the graveyard. If Romeo would have asked then he probably never would have fought and killed Paris. Finally Romeo takes full blame because he should have never decieved his parents by going out to marry an enemy of his famliy instead he should have talked to his family about how he feels and what he thinks is right for him to

If Romeo and Juliet’s families did not hate each other, there would be no suicide, and there would be no reason the two could not be married after meeting and being infatuated. The reason this is so important is because without this factor the play would most likely not be a tragedy, just a romance. If Romeo and Juliet had been married for a while, then true love could have been real between the two. Since the two did not know each other well, and were irrational teenagers, love was not the motivation here, the attraction the two had for each other was the

Romeo and Juliet.. A tragic love story, or a myriad of poor decisions? It all depends on who you ask, and how you analyze the story. Many unfortunate events happen, nothing goes according to plan. So who’s truly to blame for this tangled mess of one tragedy after another?

First things first, Romeo and Juliet could have made decisions that would have led to a different outcome. Their whole entire “love” was drastically rushed into. They knew each for a whole day before they decided to get married. There is no way that anybody falls in love that quickly. It's not just the matter of time that could have prevented a few unnecessary events, but also Romeo’s repulsive “player” behavior.

What would help with the tragedy is if Juliet was honest and told her parents about her feelings for Romeo. When Juliet falls for Romeo she expects the worst reaction from her parents. The thing is they could

I think Romeo and Juliet shouldn't get secretively married because they just met each other and her nurse doesn't want her to get married because she thinks Juliet is going to have a baby if she get married. Another thing is the Montagues and the Capulets doesn't get alone. So if she was to get married to him there would be a fight or an argument like everyday.

Romeo was older than Juliet so he should’ve been more mature and realized that he liked a new girl every other day and he would never stay loyal to only one girl. Juliet was 13 and Romeo was her first love so he made he realize many things that had never even crossed her

Are Romeo and Juliet Truly In Love? Romeo and Juliet are two lovers who probably should have never come across each other. The reason for this is because they are from different families that hate each other and cause violence when they meet up. In the story they both attempt to get married, but the marriage backfires and everything goes horribly wrong. I believe that Romeo and Juliet are truly in love because they show very deep affection for each other.

Both Romeo and Juliet did not choose to be born in a certain family, especially the two that are sworn enemies, they were born as a gift to life, unknowing of their surroundings, and the mess they were forced into. Just like how they were not born to be “Romeo, son of the Montagues” or Juliet, daughter of the enemy of Montagues”, they were born to be a person, just like everyone else in life, we find our reasons of being alive, we don’t chose them. They did not choose to fall in love, it's what the heart does, its what its made for, you don't choose who you love or if you love at all, it's inevitable to be distracted by love and what it will do to you. Your love for someone isn’t what you choose, you can’t force yourself to love someone without falling apart inside and realising how sworn to secret you are, you cannot love a girl because she’s beautiful, beauty is seen in different ways, it wears out, and you see who they they really are. If

The whole theme of the story of ' Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare' is that star crossed lovers never end well especially when both family have a grudge against each other things don't end well. Right when Romeo had known Juliet was a Capulet when he meet her at the Party he wasn't even invited at he should of back away . He should of backed away from Juliet as also Juliet should of done to since she was going to be married soon enough with Paris. Neither Juliet or Romeo had the courage or capacity to leave one another which they could of done. Juliet had very known that she shouldn't of fall'in for some one like romeo especially when he is her fathers great enemies son. She knew very well but went against all her family and married