Similarities Between Romeo And Juliet
George Sand once said, “There is only one happiness in this life, to love and be love.” Romeo and Juliet is a fictional story about two characters who are forbidden to love each other, loving each other brought them happiness but ended causing more pain than happiness. Their families are rivals and it has gotten to the point that if the two families are caught fighting then they will be killed. In William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, the two main characters find themselves at vulnerable points in their life and end up seeing each other and being attracted to each others beauty they fall in love. The problem with their love is that it isn’t real. Infatuation is an intense, all-absorbing passion. Romeo’s love is fake because of the family
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Romeo and Juliet’s story reminds of a movie called “Nacho Libre”. Ignacio, (Jack Black) is a friar at an orphanage/monastery in Mexico. He is the cook and serves old beans everyday. Then, a nun, Sister Encarnación, arrives. Ignacio then becomes a wrestler, at night, but hides his identity because he works at the monastery. He makes money which he gives to the orphanage, but the Sister is suspicious of where he is receiving the money. Ignacio gets exposed and everyone is disappointed in him, so he leaves. The fight before he was exposed was to see who was the best out of a group of them and who would fight Ramses, the best wrestler in all of Mexico. Ignacio, or Nacho Libre, his fighting name, wins this fight by default. He then fights Ramses, wins, all while Sister Encarnación was watching. He then asks her to marry him, even though they are forbidden to love because they are Friars and Nuns of God, they fall in love and live happily ever after. There are many similarities between Romeo and Juliet and Nacho Libre. They are forbidden to love just like Romeo and Juliet, but they are able to bypass those laws by dropping their name, similar to how Juliet was going to drop her name in order to be with Romeo. Romeo at first was infatuated with Juliet similar to how Ignacio was infatuated with Sister Encarnación. In all I believe that Romeo and Juliet is a great tragedy story but a fake love
Romeo and Juliet’s story reminds of a movie called “Nacho Libre”. Ignacio, (Jack Black) is a friar at an orphanage/monastery in Mexico. He is the cook and serves old beans everyday. Then, a nun, Sister Encarnación, arrives. Ignacio then becomes a wrestler, at night, but hides his identity because he works at the monastery. He makes money which he gives to the orphanage, but the Sister is suspicious of where he is receiving the money. Ignacio gets exposed and everyone is disappointed in him, so he leaves. The fight before he was exposed was to see who was the best out of a group of them and who would fight Ramses, the best wrestler in all of Mexico. Ignacio, or Nacho Libre, his fighting name, wins this fight by default. He then fights Ramses, wins, all while Sister Encarnación was watching. He then asks her to marry him, even though they are forbidden to love because they are Friars and Nuns of God, they fall in love and live happily ever after. There are many similarities between Romeo and Juliet and Nacho Libre. They are forbidden to love just like Romeo and Juliet, but they are able to bypass those laws by dropping their name, similar to how Juliet was going to drop her name in order to be with Romeo. Romeo at first was infatuated with Juliet similar to how Ignacio was infatuated with Sister Encarnación. In all I believe that Romeo and Juliet is a great tragedy story but a fake love