Questions On Romeo And Juliet
1. In the beginning the Chorus states that Romeo and Juliet are “star-crossed lovers” (they are meant to be by fate). Meaning it is true love.
2. Love can overcome all the obstacles it faces. Romeo and Juliet are willing to overcome any challenge that they may face (their families feud)
3. Romeo and Juliet were not too young to get married Lady Capulet says “I was your mother much upon these years.” That was a normal age to get married.
4. Romeo and Juliet have a healthy relationship because they never lied, cheated, or stole (except for each other hearts) unlike many couples nowadays.
5. Even after the challenges Romeo and Juliet face their love still stays strong till death (till death do us part)
6. The relationship Mercutio and Romeo shows true friendship because Mercutio stands up for Romeo …show more content…
The obvious, Romeo and Juliet may have been the right age to get married (at that time) but they were too young to know what love is.
2. Romeo and Juliet swore they were in love before they even exchanged names. It was all about the physical attraction.
3. Romeo and Juliet’s relationship was “hormone driven”. Like I said they didn’t know each other’s names before they were “in love”, they mistook love for lust.
4. Although their relationship was mainly lust it was also a result of what we call now the Romeo and Juliet effect. That because they knew it was wrong and that their parents would disapproved it made them want to peruse the relationship further.
5. Romeo and Juliet only get married to have sex. Which they do and it was unsafe. They barely know each other and don’t know if they might have dieses.
6. Romeo ruined Juliet’s prospect of marrying Paris. Paris really did love Juliet (she was his dying though, “O, I am slain! If thou be merciful, Open the tomb, lay me with Juliet.”) The main reason she did not marry him is because she was no longer a virgin. If Paris would have found this out he would have shamed her and all of the
2. Love can overcome all the obstacles it faces. Romeo and Juliet are willing to overcome any challenge that they may face (their families feud)
3. Romeo and Juliet were not too young to get married Lady Capulet says “I was your mother much upon these years.” That was a normal age to get married.
4. Romeo and Juliet have a healthy relationship because they never lied, cheated, or stole (except for each other hearts) unlike many couples nowadays.
5. Even after the challenges Romeo and Juliet face their love still stays strong till death (till death do us part)
6. The relationship Mercutio and Romeo shows true friendship because Mercutio stands up for Romeo …show more content…
The obvious, Romeo and Juliet may have been the right age to get married (at that time) but they were too young to know what love is.
2. Romeo and Juliet swore they were in love before they even exchanged names. It was all about the physical attraction.
3. Romeo and Juliet’s relationship was “hormone driven”. Like I said they didn’t know each other’s names before they were “in love”, they mistook love for lust.
4. Although their relationship was mainly lust it was also a result of what we call now the Romeo and Juliet effect. That because they knew it was wrong and that their parents would disapproved it made them want to peruse the relationship further.
5. Romeo and Juliet only get married to have sex. Which they do and it was unsafe. They barely know each other and don’t know if they might have dieses.
6. Romeo ruined Juliet’s prospect of marrying Paris. Paris really did love Juliet (she was his dying though, “O, I am slain! If thou be merciful, Open the tomb, lay me with Juliet.”) The main reason she did not marry him is because she was no longer a virgin. If Paris would have found this out he would have shamed her and all of the