Romeo And Juliet Mature Analysis
Romeo and Juliet , two children who found tragic Love, and a hopeless death together. These two
Lovers were meant to be , until death did do them part. Something most people do not recognize is
that these Lovers were only children. Juliet at the young, ripe age of 13 , and dear Romeo at the age
of 18. As they find Love and death through the play they also start to mature and grow more as
people, and Lovers. These two sworn enemies turn hate into something no one has ever been able to
Accomplish. Love blossoms into something they'd never expect , and on the way they break from
their children like ways and become mature in love and death.
During this slowly, but surely climatic play something happens. Romeo and Juliet learn from their …show more content…
In the beginning of the play , both Romeo
and Juliet are stuck in situations. Romeo is dealing with his love, with the dear Rosaline, a girl who
has promised to stay pure forever, but also does not even seem to know who Romeo is. …show more content…
Juliet's father , Sir Capulet, tells Paris when he first comes to ask for Juliet's hand in
marriage, that she is just a young girl finding her place in the world, and that they would see again in
two more summers. Madam Capulet on the other hand still asks Juliet to “Like of Paris Love” , which
pretty much means why can't she just love and marry Paris? Juliet says she would like to like of
Paris' love, but it's not that easy. Overall, these two star crossed lovers are caught up in mixed up
love when they haven't even met their true challenge yet, eachother.
The Feast. This is a big part of these lovers story. At this feast Juliet's meets her soon to be
fiance, or should I say fiances. Her mother introduces her to Paris, the person her family wants her to
marry, but what she doesn't know is that she will also meet her true love, Romeo. On the other side of
things Romeo and his boys are getting ready to head to the feast, and you must remember Romeo is
a Montague, the sworn enemy of the hosts of this party, the Capulets. Soon the boys head to the
feast and make their way in using their masks. Romeo wanders around , while his friends find
Lovers were meant to be , until death did do them part. Something most people do not recognize is
that these Lovers were only children. Juliet at the young, ripe age of 13 , and dear Romeo at the age
of 18. As they find Love and death through the play they also start to mature and grow more as
people, and Lovers. These two sworn enemies turn hate into something no one has ever been able to
Accomplish. Love blossoms into something they'd never expect , and on the way they break from
their children like ways and become mature in love and death.
During this slowly, but surely climatic play something happens. Romeo and Juliet learn from their …show more content…
In the beginning of the play , both Romeo
and Juliet are stuck in situations. Romeo is dealing with his love, with the dear Rosaline, a girl who
has promised to stay pure forever, but also does not even seem to know who Romeo is. …show more content…
Juliet's father , Sir Capulet, tells Paris when he first comes to ask for Juliet's hand in
marriage, that she is just a young girl finding her place in the world, and that they would see again in
two more summers. Madam Capulet on the other hand still asks Juliet to “Like of Paris Love” , which
pretty much means why can't she just love and marry Paris? Juliet says she would like to like of
Paris' love, but it's not that easy. Overall, these two star crossed lovers are caught up in mixed up
love when they haven't even met their true challenge yet, eachother.
The Feast. This is a big part of these lovers story. At this feast Juliet's meets her soon to be
fiance, or should I say fiances. Her mother introduces her to Paris, the person her family wants her to
marry, but what she doesn't know is that she will also meet her true love, Romeo. On the other side of
things Romeo and his boys are getting ready to head to the feast, and you must remember Romeo is
a Montague, the sworn enemy of the hosts of this party, the Capulets. Soon the boys head to the
feast and make their way in using their masks. Romeo wanders around , while his friends find