The Doomed Relationship Between Romeo And Juliet

I am going to tell you a story about a boy and a girl; this is a tragic love story, but not your typical Romeo and Juliet. Around the world, there are six prime emotions: joy, sadness, anger, fear, surprise, and discussed. Secondary emotions are mad up of two or more prime emotions. Take love or instance, emotions you can use for love is joy and fear. When you are in love, you are full of joy, but love can also be scary because you are putting yourself out and can be hurt. While I tell you this story, I want you to think about the emotions that flow through it.

As a freshman at Roger Williams University in Bristol, RI, I took the writing class WTNG 102 Section 31, taught by Professor Ramey. All undergraduate students must receive at least a 70 as a final grade in the class prior to being enrolled in Critical Writing, WTNG 200 or 220. Entering college, I was most worried about taking Expository Writing because writing has never been one of my strengths. I have always struggled with writing transitions, and have made endless grammatical mistakes, including comma splices and tense changes. I hoped that Expository Writing would help me with these writing mistakes. Another thing that I hoped that WTNG 102 would do for my writing is that it would… Over the semester, I wrote a total of four papers with three different learning objectives and specific understandings. The first paper, “The Real Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet” shows my understanding of rhetorical knowledge. The second paper, “What is a Discourse Community?” shows my understanding of discourse community knowledge. The third paper, “Genre Analysis” shows my understanding of genre knowledge. Through these three papers, I have achieved the learning outcomes in rhetorical knowledge, discourse community knowledge, and genre knowledge.

According to dictionary.com, the definition of star crossed lovers is, “Lovers whose relationship is doomed to fail are said to be “star-crossed” (frustrated by the stars), because those who believe in astrology claim that the stars control human destiny.” In Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet, the main characters are called “star-crossed lovers.” They are teenagers who fall in love but cannot be together because their families are rivals. They make many extreme and rash decisions, and in the end, they take their own lives. Although this ending sounds very doomed and blame must be assigned, the stars are not the ones who caused this tragedy. Romeo and Juliet are to blame for their impulsive behavior because of their

The iconic play of Romeo and Juliet has been widely known for years due to its portrayal of love at its absolute worst. Some may believe that Romeo and Juliet’s unlucky relationship matches closely with modern day love affairs but the opposite is true, the difference between this Shakespearian tragedy and modern day relationships is as clear as day and Romeo and Juliet’s tragic end and age prove this. Even how the star-crossed lovers met set them up for failure.

The play Romeo and Juliet is about a pair of two Star Crossed lovers whose love allows them to end the ongoing hate between their two families. Throughout the play William Shakespeare gives readers a sense of the good and bad outcomes that love can create. The play has many different relationships with the most well known of them being that of Romeo and Juliet, other relationships include the Capulets and Montagues, and Friar Laurence and the people of Verona.

Yes, Significant Events Impact an Individual's ability to Determine their fate. Because Romeo falls in love with the girl whom his father hated the most , And Romeo falls in love with Juliet Quick, From there you will notice that they are obsessed with each other and ready to die no matter what happen, And Romeo Barely know Juliet Because they just met each other.

In the book, “Romeo and Juliet”, features two families that hate each other. Both families are on the brink of being killed if they would be in one more massive fight which would result in an end to peace of the streets of Verona. The setting of the story is in the city of Verona and parts of Mantua but most of it is in Verona. The two families have teenagers, Romeo, who is from the family of The Montagues and Juliet, who is from The Capulets. These two teenager have fallen in love with each other but because they’re from different families their relationship would be a disappointment to both families. The book focuses on these two characters and how they grow individually and through their relationship. This relationship impacts the families bringing tragedy and unity.

In Act 1, Scene 1, through lines 150 to 251, Shakespeare explores the theme of love by introducing Romeo, a character with a cliché personality, in the dialogue between Romeo and Benvolio. An example of this is the use of military language by Romeo, when talking about Rosaline, which manages to convey a sense of insecurity and danger about love, and in turn, creates a sort of ridiculous perception of the characters' love for the audience. Romeo says, "siege of loving terms,/ Nor bide th' encounter of assailing eyes," (1.1.204-205) this shows that Romeo uses cliché language - violent and degrading to another person to refer to them as wild, which was commonly used in marriages during Shakespeare's times - to refer to his loved one, just like

Juliet Capulet “from Romeo and Juliet” has a love at first sight experience with Romeo Montague and interacts with him finding out he loves her as well, Juliet does not know that Romeo is a part of the Montague family, enemy of the Capulets. Juliet not knowing this piece of information, makes a commitment based on appearance while not knowing who Romeo truly is and that causes many problems and the whole relationship ends in a disappointment. Juliet makes a commitment to marry, thwarting parental plans, only to learn of Romeo’s true nature. Once Romeo kills Tybalt, a cousin of the Capulet family, Juliet reveals that she is not committed to the marriage as she betrays her husband, seeing him as a serpent “hid in a flowering face” (Romeo and Juliet, Act 3, scene 2, line 74). The death of Tybalt forces the Capulet family to

Romeo and Juliet’s tragedy in lies in their love because that their families have a vendetta going on, meaning that they could not be together unless they were together in secrecy. Whereas, for the Dr. Booker’s plot guide, the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet would be Voyage and Return considering that both of them end up sacrificing themselves for each other. Near the end of the play and movie Romeo and a few others end up getting into a fight with Tybalt. This is where Romeo starts spiraling out of control, later that night Romeo ends Tybalt’s life. As a result of Romeo’s actions he had made matters worse because the grudge that the families between each other. Juliet took a drug that would make her seem dead for a few days, during this time Romeo

I greatly appreciate a letter which tells me of thy plan. It would have been disastrous if thoust letter had never arrived. Lives may have been lost if this missive had gone astray. I shall meet you in Mantua so we may avoid the mishap of sealing the county Paris’ love for thoust own. How art thou? My love wonders 'round this empty spacing longing for my wonderful Juliet. I pray that Benvolio is well. It is to be expected that after fair Mercutio's death we shall both be distraught, for he was our dearest friend since childhood. I hope my love can forgive me for ending Tybalt's life, I did it purely out of vengeance for my dearest Mercutio. I still love thee with all my heart.

The Tragedy of Romeo & Juliet by William Shakespeare was in the 18th century in a place called Verona, Italy. Shakespeare illustrates about how sometimes that life can be unfair or not, but it’s not worth dying for when something bad happens to them or not. There were two young people that are Romeo and Juliet, they fall in love when they first saw each other and later on, they get married because it was unfair when both families hated each other when they don’t want them to fall in love. Then, when Mercutio fought Tybalt and Romeo fight Tybalt, both Mercutio and Tybalt died during the fighting. Lastly, when Romeo and Juliet both killed themselves because when life was unfair to them.

“For never was a story of more woe / Than this of Juliet and her Romeo.”(RandJ. 5.3.320-321) The tragic ending of Romeo and Juliet has long torn at the heartstrings of people everywhere. But who was most responsible for it?? The tragedy Romeo and Juliet was written by William Shakespeare and ends in the deaths of the two main characters. Several fateful choices are made in the play that eventually lead to the dreadful outcome. Lord and Lady Capulet are the characters most to blame for the ending of Romeo and Juliet as a result of the fact that they did not establish a trusting relationship with Juliet, forced her to marry Paris, and then rushed the marriage.

Dearest Juliet, as promised I has't hath brought the sleeping potion for thee. As I hadst mention from our last rendezvous, t'will maketh thee falleth asleep for a long period, giving the illusion that thee art dead. This wilt prevent thy wedding to Paris and thee can then runneth hence with Romeo to liveth the happiest life. I has't provided thee with one solution; however, tis thy own responsibility and choice to taketh t. I am not forcing thee to taketh t, but tis available for thee.Though, this potion wilt maketh thee falleth asleep, tis unclear whether thee wilt awake from t. I am unsure about the symptoms that thee wilt taketh from t. it hath nev'r been hath used ere by anyone else, so whether thee wilt wake up is still to beest seen.

Romeo was a young man who lived in Verona, Italy. He was an intelligent, good-looking, and sensitive boy. Also, Romeo was the son and heir of the Montague family. As a young boy, Romeo fell in love with a noble girl named Rosaline that did not love him back. Romeo was sad about it, but decided to go to the Capulet Party with Mercutio. Romeo meet Juliet at the Capulet Party. After that, Romeo fell deeply in love with Juliet, but could not be together since their families were enemies. However, Romeo and Juliet decided to run away to be together with the help of Friar Lawrence. Because of a letter, failed to get to Romeo about Juliet’s plan, he believed that Juliet was really dead as he saw her in her casket, not able to believe she died. Romeo