How Did Romeo And Juliet Make Decisions
Romeo and Juliet Analysis Essay
Destiny is something that no one knows if it exists or not; thing of wonder and there is no evidence to prove that destiny is a real thing or not. The decisions that a person makes is based upon their destiny Romeo and Juliet is a perfect example of destiny and how one's life plays out. In Romeo and Juliet both Romeo and Juliet make decisions that impact the way the rest of the play went. Just one little change in a decision that they made could have resulted in a different ending in the play. There is this idea of star crossed lovers which is a couple who’s relationship is destined to fail. Many people say that Romeo and Juliet are star crossed lovers, because of the way everything turned out in the play. …show more content…
Such as, Romeo finding out that Rosaline doesn't have the same feelings that he did for her and that he would never find a women as beautiful as Rosaline. But then, he goes to the party and sees Juliet and instantly his mind is off of Rosaline and only focused on Juliet. But, Romeo wouldn't have even been able to get into the party in the first place if Lord Capulet's servant Peter wasn't illiterate. Since Romeo and cousin Mercutio helped him read the servant Peter invited them to the party. What were the chances that they would encounter an illiterate savant of the Capulet house very coincidental right? But, if he didn't first meet Rosaline he would have never met Juliet because he would have never gone to the party if he wasn't feeling sad about Rosaline. When Romeo first saw Juliet he said, “Did my heart love till now? Forswear it, sight! For I ne'er saw true beauty till this night.” (1.5.50-51). That line basically says that anything he thought that he had with Rosaline wasn't real because without Rosaline Juliet wouldn't have appeared as beautiful as Romeo described her in the play. It was Romeo's fate to meet Rosaline basically get rejected by her and then meet
Destiny is something that no one knows if it exists or not; thing of wonder and there is no evidence to prove that destiny is a real thing or not. The decisions that a person makes is based upon their destiny Romeo and Juliet is a perfect example of destiny and how one's life plays out. In Romeo and Juliet both Romeo and Juliet make decisions that impact the way the rest of the play went. Just one little change in a decision that they made could have resulted in a different ending in the play. There is this idea of star crossed lovers which is a couple who’s relationship is destined to fail. Many people say that Romeo and Juliet are star crossed lovers, because of the way everything turned out in the play. …show more content…
Such as, Romeo finding out that Rosaline doesn't have the same feelings that he did for her and that he would never find a women as beautiful as Rosaline. But then, he goes to the party and sees Juliet and instantly his mind is off of Rosaline and only focused on Juliet. But, Romeo wouldn't have even been able to get into the party in the first place if Lord Capulet's servant Peter wasn't illiterate. Since Romeo and cousin Mercutio helped him read the servant Peter invited them to the party. What were the chances that they would encounter an illiterate savant of the Capulet house very coincidental right? But, if he didn't first meet Rosaline he would have never met Juliet because he would have never gone to the party if he wasn't feeling sad about Rosaline. When Romeo first saw Juliet he said, “Did my heart love till now? Forswear it, sight! For I ne'er saw true beauty till this night.” (1.5.50-51). That line basically says that anything he thought that he had with Rosaline wasn't real because without Rosaline Juliet wouldn't have appeared as beautiful as Romeo described her in the play. It was Romeo's fate to meet Rosaline basically get rejected by her and then meet