Romeo And Juliet Fall In Love Essay
When Teens Fall in Love...
“There is only one happiness in this life, to love and to be loved” (George Sand). The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet is a classic love story which set the foundation for hundreds, if not millions of contemporary copies that we know and love today. The play speaks volumes to the fantastical wants of young teens while chronicling the short lived spark of a lusting passion. Even with such an instantaneous love ignited can such quickly developed feelings last between Romeo and Juliet or will the marriage prove to quick, leaving Friar Laurence and fault? Ultimately those responsible for the deaths of ROmeo and Juliet is Romeo and Juliet individually and the Friar Lawerence.
By loving one of an opposing house Juliet feels much guilt for being allured to Romeo, “My only love sprung from my only hate!” (1.5. 38). Juliet a young, barley teenage girl, has found herself the center of attention for many adoring eyes, however with Romeo now falling all over himself for her, she too finds herself at loss for words when it comes to her family’s most hated enemy, “Oh God, I have an …show more content…
9-10). Feeling as though the couple, Romeo and Juliet, move to fast in their lusting passion Friar Lawrence urges Romeo to look over what has become of his relationship with Juliet and not take things too fast. But the Friar does not hold true to his first statement when he agrees to marry the couple after only a brief few hours together, “Come, come with me, and we’ll do the job quickly. Because if you don’t mind, I’m not leaving you two alone until you’re united in marriage” (2.6.44-46). With good intention the Friar marries off the lusting couple despite his own reservations in efforts to try and unite the opposing families. However all that comes from this is greater strife and
“There is only one happiness in this life, to love and to be loved” (George Sand). The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet is a classic love story which set the foundation for hundreds, if not millions of contemporary copies that we know and love today. The play speaks volumes to the fantastical wants of young teens while chronicling the short lived spark of a lusting passion. Even with such an instantaneous love ignited can such quickly developed feelings last between Romeo and Juliet or will the marriage prove to quick, leaving Friar Laurence and fault? Ultimately those responsible for the deaths of ROmeo and Juliet is Romeo and Juliet individually and the Friar Lawerence.
By loving one of an opposing house Juliet feels much guilt for being allured to Romeo, “My only love sprung from my only hate!” (1.5. 38). Juliet a young, barley teenage girl, has found herself the center of attention for many adoring eyes, however with Romeo now falling all over himself for her, she too finds herself at loss for words when it comes to her family’s most hated enemy, “Oh God, I have an …show more content…
9-10). Feeling as though the couple, Romeo and Juliet, move to fast in their lusting passion Friar Lawrence urges Romeo to look over what has become of his relationship with Juliet and not take things too fast. But the Friar does not hold true to his first statement when he agrees to marry the couple after only a brief few hours together, “Come, come with me, and we’ll do the job quickly. Because if you don’t mind, I’m not leaving you two alone until you’re united in marriage” (2.6.44-46). With good intention the Friar marries off the lusting couple despite his own reservations in efforts to try and unite the opposing families. However all that comes from this is greater strife and