These people were the Prince and the Lieutenant. The Prince, from Romeo And Juliet, had told Romeo and Juliet's families that if there was another riot that the heads of each family will be killed. ... The difference between the two peace-makers is that the Prince has more power than the Lieutenant. ...
A final part of the play suggesting that Romeo and Juliet were destined by fate occurs at the end of the play, when the Prince discovers Romeo and Juliet dead and Friar Laurence reveals their hidden love. The Prince says, "And here [Romeo] writes that he did buy a poison / Of a poor "pothecary, and therewithal / Came to this vault to die, and lie with Juliet... (5.3.288) The Prince explains that their love was destined to end due to the hate between the families. ...
The Lords both see the fight and are about to join the fight but are stopped when the prince comes in and they are told that if this happens again they will be executed. ... The prince finds out and banishes Romeo from Verona because of his actions. ... The Prince confronts Lord Montague and Lord Capulet that because of their hatred towards each other, their children have suffered death. ...
When Romeo finally does fight him to get revenge, he ends up killing him and thus gets exiled as the Prince promised earlier in the play. ... The Prince contributes by exiling Romeo near the beginning of the play. ... The Prince doesn't really play much more of a part than this. ...
When Romeo finally does fight him to get revenge, he ends up killing him and thus gets exiled as the Prince promised earlier in the play. ... The Prince contributes by exiling Romeo near the beginning of the play. ... The Prince doesn't really play much more of a part than this. ...
As a result of this rash act, Romeo is then banished from Verona by the prince. ... "I wholeheartedly believe that if both families had listened to Prince Escalus at the beginning of the play many of the characters would not have had to suffer as much as they actually did. ... In my opinion, the parents of the lovers are definitely to blame for the tragic dimension to this play, because if the feud had ended when Prince Escalus had intervened in the start of the play, the play definitely wouldn't have been considered a tragedy at all. ...
They both think that if Romeo would have died in the fight against Tybalt or if the Prince would have given Romeo a death sentence it would have been better. ... Friar Lawrence just keeps saying how lucky Romeo has been to not be killed and that banishment is "kind mercy" from the Prince. ...
While hiding at Friar Lawrence's cell, Romeo learns the Prince has banished him and he expresses that he would rather die than be banished. ... - Thy fault our law calls death, but the kind Prince,- taking thy part hath rushed aside the law- and turned black the worddeath? ...
In the tragic play, William Shakespeare's, Romeo and Juliet, the last words uttered by the prince, " some shall be pardon"d and some punished ", left the unanswered question of who will be pardoned and who punished. ... After the deaths, the Prince even blames both Montague and Capulet. ...
Friar Laurence helps Romeo and Juliet in numerours ways. In act two, scene three, Romeo comes to Friar Laurence with hopes that he will understand his love and perform the marriage between he and Juliet. The Friar agrees and marries them off. Romeo and Juliet come from two feuding families i...
William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet is one of the greatest literary examples of human fallibility. In the play, many characters, which include Friar Lawrence, the Montagues, and the Capulets, make seemingly small, absurd mistakes that cost the two young lovers, Romeo and Juliet, their lives, pro...
The Chain Reaction In William Shakespear's Romeo and Juliet, the death of a character named Tybalt caused a chain reaction of unfortunate events in the play. Which causes things to go terribly wrong for the couple and makes it almost impossible to maintain the survival of their love. During ...
Romeo and Juliet essay In the play, Romeo and Juliet, Lord Capulet, the father of Juliet was a good citizen and a good husband, but was quite strict. He was a very strict father because he was selfish and wanted Juliet, who was only 13 years of age, to get married with Paris instead of her innate lo...
"I am fortune's fool". To what extent is Romeo a victim of fate? In the famous play "Romeo and Juliet"; unfortunate events and the notion of fate both play important roles. Romeo is very melancholy at the start of the play because Rosaline has just rejected him. However he soon finds...
The Prince says, "Capulet, Montague, See what a scourge is laid upon your hate, That heaven finds means to kill your joys with love"(V.3.291-293). The Prince confirms what the Chorus had said in the prologue, announcing to Capulet and Montague that their hate has absolved because heaven has "killed their children" with love. ...
In William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, love is a destructive force. However, we can't say it is the most harmful. We must consider other key themes in the play such as hate and fate. These forces all aid the eventual deaths of Juliet, Romeo, Paris, Mercutio and Tybalt. These powers are all simil...
Romeo and Juliet, by William Shakespeare, was a love story that ended in tragedy. Many characters in the story acted before thinking, in doing this, they all led up to the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. Three of the main characters that acted before learning all the information were Romeo, Juliet, an...
Great Family vs. Bad Family The play The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet portrays two families that are extraordinarily similar. One family, however, is much more respectable than the other. One item that makes this family nobler is the things that other people say or do to them. Something else that...
Is it possible for something to be doomed from the start? Can fate dictate the course of someone's life? In the play Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare it seems that fate is the driving force behind the events that lead to an unavoidable and tragic end for the both of them. Death was not somet...
Borrow Cupid's wings and soar with them above common bound/ and sink in it, should you burden love - too great oppression for a tender thing," (1, 4, ll 17-18, 23-24) Although he is the prince's cousin, on neutral ground, he is very good friends with Romeo and careless with his actions. ...
Romeo and Juliet, by William Shakespeare, was a love story that ended in tragedy. Many characters in the story acted before thinking, in doing this, they all led up to the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. Three of the main characters that acted before learning all the information were Romeo, Juliet, an...
In Act V, scene iii, The Prince says, "A glooming peace this morning with it brings..." after the two are discovered dead and their marriage revealed by the Friar. ... The Prince was fed up with them and their brawls, such as Act I, scene i, "...By thee, old Capulet, and Montague, have thrice disturbed the quiet of our streets...If ever you disturb our streets again, Your lives shall pay the forfeit of the peace." ...
