Theme Of Violence In Romeo And Juliet
In the play “Romeo and Juliet” by Shakespeare, the men made a more dramatic impact
On the audience because of their excessive violence and foolish actions. In this play the men fought over simple matters thinking it would be resolved through violence. Their pride took over their ability to think rationally and they always seemed to have a need to prove themselves in situations, where it isn't really needed. In Act 1 Sampson stated "I mean, an we be in choler, we’ll draw.", which means that if they anger him he will fight them. This quote proves that the men don't think before they do they just take whatever they are feeling and express it brutally. Evidently their incompetence in solving conflicts properly and responsibly causes many
On the audience because of their excessive violence and foolish actions. In this play the men fought over simple matters thinking it would be resolved through violence. Their pride took over their ability to think rationally and they always seemed to have a need to prove themselves in situations, where it isn't really needed. In Act 1 Sampson stated "I mean, an we be in choler, we’ll draw.", which means that if they anger him he will fight them. This quote proves that the men don't think before they do they just take whatever they are feeling and express it brutally. Evidently their incompetence in solving conflicts properly and responsibly causes many