Romeo And Juliet Blame
Romeo and Juliet is play written by William Shakespeare in the 16th century. It is a tragic love story that is still popular today. The story is about two families, the Capulets and the Montagues who are sworn enemies but the Montague son, Romeo meets Capulet daughter, Juliet, they fall in love, but must keep it secret. Because of the fighting between the families, Romeo end up killing someone and has to leave town. Juliet's father is going to force her to marry someone else and so she drinks poison that will make it look like she is dead for a few hours. Romeo was supposed to get a note explaining this but he doesn't get it and think Juliet is dead. He visits her tomb and then kills himself. Juliet wakes up and sees Romeo is dead and kills
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He was sad and lovesick about another girl when he snuck into the Capulet's party and met Juliet the first time. This was his first bad decision and shows he is too quick and emotional. He was also speeding when it comes to supposedly falling in love with Juliet when it was just lust.
Romeo killed Tybalt in an act of revenge which also shows he acted too quick. He killed Tybalt because he becomes angry and loses control and kills Tybalt out of Revenge at the same time Romeo is probably lashing out at Tybalt due to the only guilt for having contribute to Mercutio's death. If Romeo had not killed Tybalt, he would not have been exiled leaving Juliet alone.
Some will argue that friar laurence is the blame but that's not the case If Romeo would have watched his actions and weighed them thoroughly then there could be a probability that they wouldn't have killed themselves. When Romeo found out Juliet was dead, he hurried back to Verona right away. He was risking his life just by doing that. People might agree that it isn't Romeos fault but if he hadn't just thought about his actions thoroughly they would have made the best decision for both of them Finally, if Romeo had not killed himself so soon after seeing Juliet lying dead, everything could have been
He was sad and lovesick about another girl when he snuck into the Capulet's party and met Juliet the first time. This was his first bad decision and shows he is too quick and emotional. He was also speeding when it comes to supposedly falling in love with Juliet when it was just lust.
Romeo killed Tybalt in an act of revenge which also shows he acted too quick. He killed Tybalt because he becomes angry and loses control and kills Tybalt out of Revenge at the same time Romeo is probably lashing out at Tybalt due to the only guilt for having contribute to Mercutio's death. If Romeo had not killed Tybalt, he would not have been exiled leaving Juliet alone.
Some will argue that friar laurence is the blame but that's not the case If Romeo would have watched his actions and weighed them thoroughly then there could be a probability that they wouldn't have killed themselves. When Romeo found out Juliet was dead, he hurried back to Verona right away. He was risking his life just by doing that. People might agree that it isn't Romeos fault but if he hadn't just thought about his actions thoroughly they would have made the best decision for both of them Finally, if Romeo had not killed himself so soon after seeing Juliet lying dead, everything could have been