In the play Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet fall in love. But their love unfortunately brought tragedy, due to the fact that Juliet was a Capulet and Romeo was a Montague. Juliet and Romeo first met at the Capulet’s ball, and they instantly fell in love with each other. They married without the consent of their parents, but died together. In Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet, Benvolio serves as a foil to Tybalt, and the nurse to the Lady Capulet.…
Benvolio’s final character trait is being a problem solver. During a major turning point in the play, Tybalt sends a letter to fight Romeo. Since Benvolio and Mercutio are talking in the open, Benvolio says, “I pray thee, good Mercutio, let’s retire. The day is hot; the Capulets, abroad; and if we meet we shall not ’scape a brawl, for now, these hot days, is the mad blood stirring” (III. i. 1-4). He says this to Mercutio because he does not want Mercutio get in a fight with a Capulet but Mercutio but he ends up not listening to Benvolio and ends up costing his life. After the Mercutio was slain by Tybalt and after Romeo killed Tybalt, Benvolio tells Romeo to "Romeo, away, begone! The citizens are up, and Tybalt slain. Stand not amazed.The Prince will doom the death If thou art taken. Hence, be gone, away"(III.i.134-137). He says this to Romeo because he is his cousin and if prince came and saw what Romeo did the prince would sentence Romeo to death.…
Romeo and Juliet was about two families that hated each other, they’ve had a rivalry and been fighting many years now. Juliet from the Capulet side and Romeo from the Montague side. These two lovers acted on emotion and put their love and happiness before the…
Romeo and Juliet is a story about two lovers who come from families that hate each other. Romeo, a son to the Montague family and Juliet, a daughter to the Capulet family and they both meet at a party and fall in love. A few days after the party they get married, but they know their families would never approve because their families have been feuding for many years. After,…
Unlike Mercutio and Tybalt, Benvolio extracts Romeo 's bad side. Although Romeo is peaceful, calm, and lawful, Benvolio proves Romeo is still capable of rage, anger, and ignores the law. He dose this by giving emphasis to Romeo 's bad characteristics through his extra peaceful, extra calm, and law obedient character. First, Benvolio accents Romeo 's rage through his extra peaceful character. For instance, Mercutio was an equal friend to Romeo as he was to Benvolio; Although, Benvolio did not fill with rage towards Tybalt, when he killed Mercutio, as Romeo did. By this Benvolio highlights Romeo 's rage with his extremely peaceful character. Likewise, Benvolio 's calm character brings out Romeo 's anger filled character. After killing Mercutio and disappearing, Tybalt comes back. In the time he was gone Romeo built up anger towards Tybalt. Upon seeing Tybalt he says: "Alive in triumph, and Mercutio slain! Away to heaven, respective lenity, And fire-ey 'd fury be my conduct now!"� (III, i, 122-4) This would be considered a normal reaction; however, Benvolio did not react so strongly. By this he magnifies Romeo 's anger. Finally, Benvolio 's lawful character amplifies Romeo 's law breaking character. An example of this is when Benvolio says: "We talk here in public haunt of men: Either with draw unto some private place, Or reason coldly of your grievances, Or else depart. Here all eyes gaze on us."� (III, i, 49-52) Benvolio remembers the prince 's words and warns that they should not fight in public. Even though he knows and was reminded of the new law, Romeo fights Tybalt anyway. Consequently Romeo 's action is magnified because Benvolio warned and obeyed the law. Hence, through his peaceful, calm, and lawful character, Benvolio magnifies rage, anger, and ignorance of law in Romeo 's…
Benvolio is the peacemaker in this story. He tries to make sure no one gets in trouble. He tells Romeo that he “will measure them a measure and be gone. ”(1.4.10) Benvolio wanted Romeo to go to the dance with him.…
The tragedy Romeo and Juliet boasts a wide assortment of characters. Many of whom are often at odds with one another. Three characters in particular, Tybalt, Mercutio, and Benvolio, are three very different men, and are driven by impulses and their different characteristics. Tybalt is driven by his rage and craving for violence, Mercutio is driven by his friendship with Romeo, and Benvolio is often driven by his love for peace. But these men do share one common trait, loyalty. Tybalt, Mercutio, and Benvolio are loyal to their families and their friends without question and with great passion.…
After the fight, Romeo is seen grieving about his purged heart and tells Benvolio goodbye, but Benvolio tells Romeo that he will “go along”(1,1,196) and if Romeo leaves him, then he will “do [him] wrong”(1,1,197). True friendship and loyalty was exhibited in this scene which is represented by the color blue on the mask. I put blue as the background of the mask because it’s meaning is loyalty and Benvolio shows this by tagging along with his friends and trying to soothe them and communicate with them.…
William Shakespeare’s, Romeo and Juliet, is a tale of two star-crossed lovers who died tragic deaths. Romeo and Juliet both made horrible, quick decisions but, the one who made the worst decisions was Romeo. Mercutio, Tybalt, and Juliet’s lives were all affected by Romeo’s decisions. Romeo’s impulsive behavior negatively affects the three characters in this tragedy.…
Romeo is the son and heir of Montague and Lady Montague but is also best friends with Mercutio and his cousin Benvolio. Romeo has a stronger bond to Friar Lawrence than he does with his parent and this makes the Friar the father figure of Romeo just like how the nurse is for Juliet. Verona respected and loved him; in addition, he was also a handsome man who falls easily in and out of love. During the play, Romeo’s character evolves from adolescence to adulthood as a result of his love for Juliet and his inherited involvement in the feud between the Capulets and Montagues.…
William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet is a tragic love story based in Verona in the 1500s. A feud between the Montagues and Capulets has waged on for generations and generations. There is only one child from both these houses; Romeo is the only child from the Montagues and Juliet is the only child from the Capulets. Ironically, Romeo and Juliet fall in love and, due to fear of their family’s hatred for each other, get married in secret. Their secret, forbidden love ends when Romeo and Juliet commit suicide. Romeo is the protagonist, heir to Montague and tragic hero in this play. He is a passionate and impulsive character that makes him perfect for his part.…
Mercutio has a partially negative way of thinking, but he is more rational than Romeo's impatient, love-seeking mind. The comparison of the two characters shows Mercutio’s common sense as opposed to impractical Romeo. They are similar and different at the same time, but seeing them interact with eachother helps us better understand Romeo as a character when we see him compared to Mercutio. Romeo's role in the play is a young blind lover who in the beginning, doesn't believe that there could be another lady prettier than his Rosaline. Hs rejection of Benvolio's advice to find another love to replace Rosaline, shows Romeo's immaturity as a lover. Similarly, Romeo claims to have fallen in love with Juliet (another girl) at the Capulet party.…
"Romeo and Juliet" is a play written by William Shakespeare about love, friendship, and tragedy. The story is set in Verona, Italy where two people fall in love. However, the two lovers, Romeo and Juliet, are from families who despise each other. Romeo is dead-set on marrying Juliet, to the point where he'd do anything for her. This becomes a dangerous factor because he is also extremely impatient. Romeo's friend, Mercutio, has more of a level head which amplifies Romeo's flaws. Mercutio's realistic mindset highlights Romeo's dreamy, romantic thinking. Mercutio's common sense magnifies Romeo's impatience that ends up killing him in the end. The comparison of the two characters brings out the imperfections of our tragic hero, Romeo.…
Many people have terrible faiths, but out of all of them one was the most innocent. In “Romeo and Juliet”, Benvolio is free from guilt and a harmless man. He likes to keep peace. Furthermore, Benvolio had to suffer in many parts of the play. Finally, he is very helpful and does nothing wrong. Benvolio is free from guilt; he does nothing wrong and had nothing to do with lying or killing. Benvolio is the most innocent character in the play.…