William Shakespeare is very intentional about character choices and their personalities. Each character plays an important role in setting the tragedy in motion. For this essay, I have chosen to analyze Tybalt, the Friar, and Benvolio’s personalities and explain how they contributed to the tragedies.…
am hurt. A plague o’ both houses! I am sped.” Mercutio says this after Romeo intervenes and…
Do teenagers today make the smartest decisions? Or do teenagers today have the opportunity to make many of their own decisions? In comparison to past decades, children in this current society are making many of their decisions primarily on the basis that our society is more guarded and protective. Children very seldom run around the neighborhood freely and have random playmates. Everything is organized and scheduled allowing little freedom for kids to make their own mistakes. This mentality consequently runs over into the parents dictating who their child dates. Once again this lack of decision making prevents teens from learning from their mistakes and taking the responsibility for their own lives. Therefore, teenagers today should be able to choose who they do and do not date without their parent's consent.…
In the play Romeo and Juliet written by William Shakespeare, an important decision made by a character in the text is Romeo's decision to sneak into the Capulet's household after the party to see Juliet. Romeo's decision to sneak into the Capulet's house after the party to see Juliet is important because if he did not go back to see Juliet they would have never confessed their love for each other and plan their marriage. Romeo and Juliet would probably not have met ever again if he did not go back that night. Romeo's decision to kill Tybalt is an important decision because in result of Tybalt's murder Romeo is banished from Verona and unable to see Juliet ever again and Romeo's decision to kill Tybalt.…
I believe that Romeo and Juliets decisions determined their deaths. There were so many things that could have been avoided to not have their love end in the way it ended. One of the ways they could have avoided it was by making better decisions throughout their marriage. One other way that they could have avoided killing themselves is by communicating with Friar Lawrence and with each other. The last way they could have avoided killing themselves was just Romeo not making bad decisions.…
Small decisions can lead to big consequences later on. In Shakespeare’s play, The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, this is shown when Juliet makes the decision to take Friar’s potion and when Romeo makes the decision to go to the Capulet’s party. In reality, small decisions can lead to big consequences as well. Small decisions like getting in the car, lighting a candle, and joining a team can lead to big consequences such as getting in a car crash, burn down a house or building, and getting athletic scholarships.…
The play Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare follows two ill-fated lovers who marry against their feuding families’ wishes. In the tragedy, Juliet makes several impulsive decisions. The Nurse sticks by her side and tries to help with the consequences of Juliet’s hasty decisions. Yet, when the hard times progress, the Nurse feels the need to share her feelings about the predicament. The Nurse uses her motherly instincts to protect Juliet; yet, Juliet misperceives the advice as betrayal and is unaware that these suggestions encourage her own well-being.…
In the play of Romeo and Juliet that William Shakespeare wrote many impulsive things happened that Romeo, Juliet, Lord Capulet and Lawrence did, that the result was the tragedy Romeo and Juliet’s death.…
In Shakespeare’s tragedy Romeo and Juliet, impulsivity is often caused by clouded judgements of anger and frustration through the haste death of Mercutio, Capulet preparing Juliet’s marriage, and his abusive words toward his daughter. Returning from his secret marriage Romeo finds Tybalt and Mercutio talking. Romeo is against starting a fight so Tybalt continues to agitate Mercutio, teasing him, leading to the two fighting. Tybalt ends up killing Mercutio who then continuously shouts “a plague o’ both your houses” (3.1.95). Mercutio was irritated by Tybalt’s words and at Romeo for not wanting to fight.…
In life, we can all agree that even our most well thought out plans can fall through; creating a less desired outcome. This idea is a recurring theme in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet; although, many of the decisions that occur are not meticulous. Romeo and Juliet uses various literary devices to portray the idea that decisions can have adverse impacts.…
There has been debate on whether Romeo and juliet's lives ended because fate or personal choices. In the play Romeo and Juliet both romeo and Juliet went through complicated situations. Romeo and some friends crashed a party they weren’t invited to. This is when Romeo and Juliet first met each other. Shortly later the two maid plans to go get married. Personal choices have greater impact on the characters than fate.…
“Never was there a tale of more woe, than of Juliet and her Romeo.” (Shakespeare 5. 3. 334-335). Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet is a tragic tale that everyone knows, but many people are confused at what makes it so tragic.…
When Juliet speaks to Romeo, she shouts, “If they do see thee, they will murder thee” (Romeo and Juliet 2.2.70). This demonstrates that Romeo and Juliet, two people who are in love, are making a horrible decision,…
In Shakespeare’s tragic play Romeo and Juliet, Romeo displays impulsive behaviors throughout the play. For example, Romeo kisses Juliet at the Capulet party. Romeo and Juliet have only had few lines between them before they started kissing. Next, Romeo went straight to Friar Lawrence after Juliet mentioned marriage. Romeo does not realize how bad it would be if they got married because he is so in love with Juliet. Another example is that Romeo stabbed Tybalt out of anger. Romeo is so angry at Tybalt because he killed Mercutio that when he is killing Tybalt he forgets about the Prince’s death penalty. In conclusion, there is a great deal of evidence showing how Romeo acted impulsively.…
Would you get married at 13 years old? Well this is exactly what Romeo and Juliet did in shakespeare's playwright Romeo and Juliet. but would they still do it if they lived in today's day and age? The characters in Romeo and Juliet are realistic because they have similar traits to today's teens like poor decision making, emotion over takes logic, and impulsive behavior.…