Responsible For The Consequences In Shakespeare's Romeo And Juliet
A romantic is where people express the love which galvanizes people to have a relationship toward something. Romantic is something that many people experience. In the 19th century were two people met each other and go out together. In the story of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet is primarily responsible for the consequences in the play because Romeo should know that Juliet was faking her death and Juliet knew that she will not marry Paris and wait for her love; Romeo in Verona; Italy. To begin with, Romeo chooses to go to the party with Benvolio to find beautiful women that Romeo might like. During the party, Romeo meets Juliet behind the curtains and he told her that his hands were "Unworthiest" to visit (Shakespeare 1.5.91). Shakespeare describes that Romeo fell in love with Juliet and he was an enemy to Juliet. Romeo just wanted to kiss her because he was just standing and blushing like pilgrims. However, he inquires Juliet if pilgrims and saints have lips, but Romeo inquires Juliet to stand still and he will pray so his faith does not turn to despair. While they were behind the curtains, the nurse ran up and told Juliet that her mother was calling. Romeo asks
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In Friar Lawrence's cell where Juliet saw Paris and after he left she said " O shut the door! And when thou hast done so, come weep with me, past hope, past cure, past help" (Shakespeare 4.1.45-46). Juliet wanted Friar Lawrence to help her so that she will not marry Paris. Although, Friar Lawrence makes a plan to fake her death by taking the potion. Juliet fears that the potion will not work at all. Balthasar left Verona to tell Romeo that Juliet is dead. But Romeo does not know if Juliet is dead. In the middle of the night when Romeo enter the tomb he went to Juliet's bed and he said " O my love, My wife! Death, that hath sucked the honey of thy breath, Hath had no power yet upon thy beauty" (Shakespeare
In Friar Lawrence's cell where Juliet saw Paris and after he left she said " O shut the door! And when thou hast done so, come weep with me, past hope, past cure, past help" (Shakespeare 4.1.45-46). Juliet wanted Friar Lawrence to help her so that she will not marry Paris. Although, Friar Lawrence makes a plan to fake her death by taking the potion. Juliet fears that the potion will not work at all. Balthasar left Verona to tell Romeo that Juliet is dead. But Romeo does not know if Juliet is dead. In the middle of the night when Romeo enter the tomb he went to Juliet's bed and he said " O my love, My wife! Death, that hath sucked the honey of thy breath, Hath had no power yet upon thy beauty" (Shakespeare