Why Would The Feud Occur In Romeo And Juliet
Romeo and Juliet died for love, but what would have happened if they had not. Would the feud continue? The most important scene in Romeo and Juliet is act V scene iii. This is the scene when Romeo and Juliet kill themselves and the family feud dies with it.
In act V scene iii the family feud dies. One quote is “some shall be pardoned, and some punished” (V.iii 326). Since the feud was the whole reason this debacle happened that makes this act the most important because the feud would not have ended without this. Another piece of evidence includes “For I will raise her statue in pure gold,… no figure at such rate be set As that of true and faithful Juliet” (V.iii 315-317) The two leaders of the households have forgiven each other and have decided to honor the events that ended the feud. They would not have done …show more content…
In this scene Mercutio gets killed tempting Romeo to kill Tybalt which gets Romeo banished. But in this scene the feud is actually strengthened, this is because the scene just made the two families hate each other more. In the text Lady Capulet said “Of my dear kinsman! Prince, as thou art true, For blood of ours shed blood of Montague” (III.i 111-112). Lady Capulet is specifically asking the prince to kill one of the Montagues. Now I can see why people would say act III scene I is the most important scene. Because if it had not happened, than Romeo would not have been banished and Juliet would not have pretended to die. But if act V scene iii did not happen than Romeo and Juliet would have never died. Also the feud would not have ended. The most important scene in Romeo and Juliet is act V scene iii. in my essay I explained why this scene is the most important and how Juliet and Romeo dying proved that. All in all the most important scene is act V scene iii, this is because it shows the love between Romeo and Juliet and shows how crazy Romeo is also how determined he is to be with
In act V scene iii the family feud dies. One quote is “some shall be pardoned, and some punished” (V.iii 326). Since the feud was the whole reason this debacle happened that makes this act the most important because the feud would not have ended without this. Another piece of evidence includes “For I will raise her statue in pure gold,… no figure at such rate be set As that of true and faithful Juliet” (V.iii 315-317) The two leaders of the households have forgiven each other and have decided to honor the events that ended the feud. They would not have done …show more content…
In this scene Mercutio gets killed tempting Romeo to kill Tybalt which gets Romeo banished. But in this scene the feud is actually strengthened, this is because the scene just made the two families hate each other more. In the text Lady Capulet said “Of my dear kinsman! Prince, as thou art true, For blood of ours shed blood of Montague” (III.i 111-112). Lady Capulet is specifically asking the prince to kill one of the Montagues. Now I can see why people would say act III scene I is the most important scene. Because if it had not happened, than Romeo would not have been banished and Juliet would not have pretended to die. But if act V scene iii did not happen than Romeo and Juliet would have never died. Also the feud would not have ended. The most important scene in Romeo and Juliet is act V scene iii. in my essay I explained why this scene is the most important and how Juliet and Romeo dying proved that. All in all the most important scene is act V scene iii, this is because it shows the love between Romeo and Juliet and shows how crazy Romeo is also how determined he is to be with