Death Of Juliet In William Shakespeare's Romeo And Juliet
The play by William Shakespeare titled “Romeo and Juliet”, tells the story of a young couple. They tried relentlessly to overcome their family feuds to be joined in marriage. Though to everyone's dismay, ended atrociously, when feelings of lust encouraged them to make drastic moves, all of which brought them to their deathbed. The suggestion of Romeo being responsible for their deaths is reinforced by characterizing him as impulsive and confused with what love is. Shakespeare conveys lust as a dangerous emotion if confused with love, because it can make people take careless actions that lead to disaster. In various moments, Romeo demonstrates his impulsivity, along with the obvious confusion in differentiating lust and love.