A great literary piece not only informs but also entertains.
by William Shakespeare in a masterpiece.
Romeo and Juliet teaches the reader how difficult having a relationship can.
be when two people love each other but come from feuding families. For example,.
throughout the play Romeo and Juliet were only able to see each other at night.
because that was the only time of day they were able to sneak out without their.
families knowing. This aggravated them people they could not be open to their.
families about their love for each other. However, the play's dramatic irony and.
suspense bring the reader into the characters" world for a very entertaining story.
For example, when Romeo was given false information that Juliet was dead,.
she was in fact simply in a dead-like sleep. The plan was that Juliet would drink a.
potion that would make her appear dead to her family. They would then lay her in.
their private vault where Romeo would awaken her and they would run away and.
live together forever. Well, Romeo never got the message that was sent to him.
about the plan. He simply got news that Juliet was supposedly dead. Unable to go.
on with life, he bought poison and went to Juliet's family vault where Juliet lay. .
Romeo wanted to die and be dead along with Juliet. He drank the poison at exactly.
the same second he woke up. They both stared at each other in disbelief until.
Romeo finally fell to his death. Then Juliet, in sadness and in anger killed herself.
and they both lay side by side, dead.
This single event in the play, as well as the play as a whole, not only.
entertains by immersing the reader into the characters" world, but teaches that two.
people in love simply cannot be told to stop loving one another. Love simply.
cannot be fought.
Should Romeo and Juliet be studied by freshman? ... Whatever Shakespeare touched instantly became a masterpiece that would live on for generations. ... What better way to help an aspiring poet or play write than to study Romeo and Juliet. ... When one looks around there is evidence of Romeo and Juliet scattered throughout the world. ... Romeo and Juliet should definitely be taught and studied by freshman, and the amazing story by Mr. ...
Shakespeare's "Romeo & Juliet" Review It was much said about the new production of "Romeo & Juliet", but I think it would not be out of place to talk about it one more time. ... The play is based on worldwide known and ever-topical Shakespeare's "Romeo& Juliet". The story concerns a tragic history of two loving people Romeo & Juliet. ... This classical masterpiece offers a wealth of thought-provoking dialogues and soliloquies. I strongly recommend you to watch this new production of ever-youthful Shakespeare's tragedy "Romeo &Juliet". ...
The exception is Romeo and Juliet. ... Romeo and Juliet seem alive. ... The harsh portrayal of Juliet's parents in the film leads the audience to sympathize entirely with Romeo and Juliet. In contrast, in Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet", the opposite was the case and Romeo and Juliet would have been seen as very disobedient to their parents. ... Juliet and Romeo are completely besotted with each other. ...
One of the many things that readers find intriguing about Shakespeare's masterpieces is the vibrant and unforgettable suite of characters that he created. ... In her relationship with Romeo, Juliet is childish at times. ... Juliet asks Romeo, "Dost thou love me? ... The final female character in Romeo and Juliet is Lady Capulet. ... This is certainly true with the characters in Romeo and Juliet. ...
Had I watched Luhrman's and Zeffereli's remakes of Romeo and Juliet without ever being exposed to this masterpiece of work by one of the greatest writers of all-time, I clearly would have been able to differentiate amongst the two productions, even though they both fulfill and capture Shakespeare's flavor. ... The actors in the 1996 remake of Romeo and Juliet are not conservatively dressed. ... Juliet, as she graciously dances, notices Romeo and their eyes truly make a connection. ... I found Luhrman's initial meeting between Romeo and Juliet to b...
Romeo + Juliet .a modern masterpiece Movie Review Starring: Leonardo Dicaprio, Claire Danes, John Leguixamo, Diane Venora, Harold Perrineau Director: Baz Luhrmann Writers: Craig Pearce, Baz Luhrmann Studio: 20th Century Fox Rated: PG-13 Runtime: 2h 01m Year: 1996 It's not often that I describe a movie as being "cool," but this is one of those cases in which there are just no other adjectives to describe it. ... Just substitute William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet for the actual television show and Verona Beach for the location. ... William Shakespeare'...
Shakespeare wrote a play sometime between 1594 and 1596 given the name, The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, known all over the world, which has been remade by director Baz Luhrmann in a modern time movie. ... The modern Romeo and Juliet is not beneficial to the understanding of the original drama because new generations may accidentally change the play permanently. ... If this is to happen, something of what Shakespeare if known for has changed and his original masterpiece is now changed into someone else's ideas. ... After observing the modern version, Romeo and Juliet, and reading the clas...
(Word limit: 800-1000 words) Romeo and Juliet is widely known as one of the artistic masterpieces of our time. ... At the time in which Shakespeare wrote Romeo and Juliet, it would have been believable that a thirteen-year-old girl would find herself in the predicament that Juliet finds herself in. ... Another aspect of the Baz Luhrmann version that particularly modernises Romeo and Juliet is the unique soundtrack compiled. ... In the Zeferelli version, only one song had lyrics- the love theme-, which is played when Romeo first lays eyes on Juliet. ... The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet is a t...
There is no better example than in William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. ... Rosaline, Romeo's initial unrequited love seemed irrelevant once Romeo had set his eyes upon Juliet. ... Upon seeing Juliet all alone, talking in soliloquy, Romeo proclaims, "It is the east, and Juliet is the Sun," this metaphor enhances Juliet's beauty as it is exaggerated and pronounced as the beauty of the sun. ... This masterpiece, imitates the same troubles in Romeo and Juliet that a family and society can give to a relationship. ... Similarly in Romeo and Juliet, Romeo was willing to risk everyt...
