romeo and juliet are in love
...s enemy. Thus His Hate is loving because he loves Rosaline despite his indifference what matters to Romeo is the emotion he calls ‘love’ it make him happy and at the same time makes him sad he tries to express these two conflicting states in series of witty paradoxes phrases which seem absurd. Benvolio Encourages Romeo to go to the Capulet feast, and accurately, predicted that Romeo would find other girls more attractive than Rosaline Benvolio: “By giving liberty unto thine Eyes examine other beauties” Consequently, Romeo was distraught he thinks no women can conquer, the beauty of Rosaline Romeo: “To call hers (exquisite) In question more “ When Romeo enters the Capulet feast instantly, his intention is stolen not by Rosaline but By Juliet. Romeo: Did my heart love till Now? Romeo assumes he has seen love at first sight. Romeo: “O she doth teach torch to Burn bright” After seeing Juliet he says Juliet is so beautiful that seems to shine mor At the balcony scene Romeo and Juliet describe their love by using Religious word. Romeo: if I profane with my unworthiest hand the The gentle sin Juliet: Good Pilgrim you do wrong your hand Too much which mannerly devotion shows This This religious language makes Romeo and Juliet sound pure and innocent. In act 2 scene 2, Romeo calls Juliet “saint” and a “bright angel” Shakespeare doesn’t just do this because it sounds pretty, rather he does it because it shows that Romeo doesn’t just love Juliet but worships her to. Shakespeare expresses their love by this method, which is very effective, for sonnets at that time, were known to represent love; -'true love.' When Juliet leaves, Romeo finds out she is a Capulet; 'O dear account! My life is my foe's debt.' After going back and forth from love and hate, Shakespeare brings the two elements together which shows how close the two feelings can be in the tragic play, Romeo and Juliet were hopeful that their families would be united by their love Romeo believed he could befriend the belligerent tybalt, but was forced to kill him in cold blood Juliet had the strong love for Romeo even after killing he best cousin. Romeo and Juliet were very passionate in their beliefs they maintained their blind allegiance, and honour. They took the virtue of honour love and idealism to extreme and thus seal their death. On the other hand friar Lawrence does not believe Romeo and Juliet are in love he thinks that maybe, they haven’t just matured yet, therefore do not know the meaning of love. As for young adults, they think...