Romeo is the protagonist who is romantic, virtuous, and impulsive. Romeo plays a very romantic person in the play. ... Romeo is really in love with the idea of love. ... In this short passage we can distinguish that Romeo is quite romantic since his only concern was his love for Rosaline. ... Who could resist a romantic line like that? ...
Romeo is imaginative, believes love will cure everything in its path, and "loves light wings-(Act 2, scene two, line 66) had brought him to his true love; Juliet. Despite his impracticality, the ladies adore him because of his romantic language. ... It takes a very imaginative person to be romantic. ... Love is "of nothing first create!... Romeo's words to Juliet are romantic for the beginning of their conversation. ...
The melancholic Romeo is showed twice in the play; the fist time is when his love for a women named Rosaline is not returned. ... Romeo is willing to do anything for her, he secures her love by talking romantically and expressing his love for her. The feuding families threaten to pull there love apart but the survive, sort of. In conclusion I have discussed the four characteristics of Romeo, Melancholy, impulsive, witty, and love. Romeo's dominate trait is his never dying love for Juliet ...
These two stories are telling us that love can't be always easy and happy because there also is the hardness of love. ... Romeo has a romantic characteristic, since he only talks and thinks of love. ... Chino killed Tony for his anger of love and revenge. ... He also seriously looked for the meaning of love. ... However, the most important lesson that both tragic love stories us give is that true love is from the heart and nothing can stop it. ...
Romeo had previously fallen into despair over unattainable love, yet forgets the previous object of his affection in a heartbeat and re- dedicates himself to another love without even a pause. ... Juliet is shocked, crying "Prodigious birth of love it is to me,/ That I must love my loathed enemy." ... Their love will not sustain a shared life, but they do not let the impossibility of their love dampen its wonderment. ... Romeo is so much in love with Juliet that he will let all his other loyalties collapse. ... Romeo has set sail without considering where his course will take him, a slave to h...
Some of the scenes in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet are different from the ones in Baz Luhrman's Romeo and Juliet. Luhrman interprets the characters in a way that many readers may not have imagined. The symbolism is modernized and changed from play to movie. Some of the sce...
