Causes Of Death In Shakespeare's Play 'Romeo And Juliet'
In WIlliam Shakespeare's play “Romeo and Juliet” there is a tragic ending in which the two main characters Romeo and Juliet die. THere death is caused by the actions of their self. Romeo dies because he himself drinks poison knowingly and Juliet dies by stabbing herself willingly.
In “Romeo and Juliet” Romeo dies because of his choice to take poison. When Remos is at the toom looking at juliet and how she seems to be dead he says “Here’s to my love! [drinks] O true apothecary! Thy drugs are quick.” (page 1043 line 119-121) This shows how Romeo killed himself by poisoning himself.Romeo is at fault for his own death because he is aware of what's going to happen if he takes the poison because he is the one that bought it. No one told him that
In “Romeo and Juliet” Romeo dies because of his choice to take poison. When Remos is at the toom looking at juliet and how she seems to be dead he says “Here’s to my love! [drinks] O true apothecary! Thy drugs are quick.” (page 1043 line 119-121) This shows how Romeo killed himself by poisoning himself.Romeo is at fault for his own death because he is aware of what's going to happen if he takes the poison because he is the one that bought it. No one told him that