Although some reasons that Romeo and Juliet die are out of their control, fate is not the largest reason that the lovers end up dying. ... Romeo heard of his love's death and rushed to her side to murder himself so he may lay with Juliet. "Well, Juliet, I will lay with thee tonight". ... "I fear, too early. ... I believe that personal choice is the real nemesis. ...
I will withdraw; but this intrusion shall now seeming sweet convert to bitter gall" (Act I, S-5, L-89-92, P-67). ... As Mercutio lays dying he blames the family feud and curses them, " A plague o"both your houses" (Act-3, S-1, L-90, P-147) The anguish and animosity shown by both families, contributed to the continuing feuding thus influencing great difficulty in Romeo and Juliet ever being together in life. ... In a brawl soon after Romeo's wedding to Juliet, Mecutio dies by Tybalt's hand. ... Either thou, or I, or both must go with him"[They fight, Tybalt falls.] ... Thus with a...
"Two households, both alike kin dignity, In fair Verona where we lay our scene, From ancient grudge break to new mutiny". There does not appear to be a reason for the grudge yet many people die as a result. ... "As I hate hell, all Montague's and thee"". ... Mercutio, a friend of Romeo was killed by Juliet's cousin during a fight, Mercutio's anger was felt when he said "A plague o"both your houses, they have made worms meat of me; I have it and soundly too. ... Only when Romeo and Juliet died did the two families reunite. ...
Although a lot of people die, they are dying for their love or to help a loved one in need. There is a lot of hatred in the play, but I feel that love is really the main focus. ... A lot of people die for love. ... Paris also died for his love. He was guarding the burial ground where Juliet lay and Romeo, who loved Juliet more, came along and killed Paris so he could see his wife. ...
I have read the book Romiette and Julio by Sharon M. ... I loved the plot of the story because it was like a modern Romeo and Juliet. ... The only down side of the plot was as I read it I kept comparing it to Romeo and Juliet and I doubt that was the authors purpose of writing the story. ... Would they die together like Romeo and Juliet, would they be split apart due to their differences or would they live happily ever after? ... I loved the ending of the story because it didn't just lay everything out flat it left me imagining what would go on to happen between Romiette and Julio. ...
Personally, I think that teens are more vulnerable to what others say and do. ... Juliet was not pleased at all with that decision; she"d rather die than marry someone other than Romeo. ... When Romeo sees her laying there he says, " O my love, my wife! ... He can't resist seeing his only true love laying there dead so he kills himself so they can finally be together forever. ... I personally feel like these situations can not be prevented because no matter how much you can talk to a person they are still going to feel like they are helpless in this world. ...
The first incidence of fate first comes into play in Act I, scene II, where Benvolio is trying to convince Romeo Montague to get over his latest love, the fair Rosalind. ... However, the servant bringing around the list of invited guests could not read, so he stopped and asked Romeo and Benvolio for help. " but I am sent to find those persons who names are here writ, and can never find those what names the writing person hath her writ. I must to the learned. ... Juliet is beside herself and tells her father that she would rather die than marry Paris. ... And now, as though it was intended by t...
I feel that I must write this letter, as I can no longer continue to live with how I have betrayed the priesthood. ... Unfortunately Romeo never got the letter, instead he heard that Juliet was dead and in grief he bought some poison so that he could die with her. I found out that Romeo had not received the letter I had written and so I went to collect Juliet myself. ... Next to him lay Romeo with an empty vial of poison in his hand. ... This is why I feel that I must leave the priesthood. ...
