Romeo and Juliet In Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare the scenes that are most important are act 1 scene 1 this is important because it involves conflict between the two families which is what the whole play is about also act 3 scene 1 this is important because like act1 scene 1 there is conflict between the Montagues and the Capulet but this time two of the main characters are killed This would have been good for the audience in Elizabethan times because the audience loved conflict and d
Verona Sampson and Gregory Capulet servants complain that they will not put up with insults from the Montague family Abram and Balthasar Montague servants appear and the four start quarreling Benvolio Lord Montagues nephew appears and tries to break up the quarrel but Tybalt Lady Capulets nephew appears and picks a fight with Benvolio At length officers try to break up the fight even while Lord Capulet and Lord Montague begin to fight one another The Prince of Verona Escalus appears and stops t
Love doesnt always have a happy ending In the play of Romeo and Juliet the couple are brought to their untimely death There are many factors to blame for these wretched suicides the fate that destined unfavourable things to happen the Priest and the Nurse that encouraged and abetted them and then betrayed them the conflict between the two families that labelled their love as forbidden and of course Romeo and Juliet who rebelled against the wishes of their family Fate is the first major contribu
Violence and conflict are central to Romeo and Juliet Discuss how Shakespeare presents this theme with reference to three scenes in the play Introduction Violence and conflict are central to Romeo and Juliet discussions will be presented on how Shakespeare presents theme with reference to three scenes in the play Romeo and Juliet is a play about love and hate because even though there a lots of love scene there also a lost of action scenes the action scenes which involves fighting and killings
We always make decisions without knowing the exact outcome of what we do despite whether our intent is good or evil In the play Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare he develops the idea that an individuals good intentions can have devastating results This idea is developed through the characters Romeo Friar Laurence Juliet and Mercutio In the scene where Mercutio and Tybalt were fighting Romeo intervenes and ends up losing Mercutio the match costing his life I thought all for the best Act 3
Romeo and Juliet is based on two main themes Violence and conflict is one theme the other is love Both of these play an important role throughout the play We are introduced to violence in the prologue of the play which shows just how central a role it plays Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean From forth the fatal loins of these two foes this is said only a few lines in a throws us into the violent world that the play is about The first scene we come across is a violent one it is set in
Romeo and Juliet an Early Tragedy In Verona Sampson and Gregory Capulet servants complain that they will not put up with insults from the Montague family Abram and Balthasar Montague servants appear and the four start quarreling Benvolio Lord Montagues nephew appears and tries to break up the quarrel but Tybalt Lady Capulets nephew appears and picks a fight with Benvolio At length officers try to break up the fight even while Lord Capulet and Lord Montague begin to fight one another The Prince
Romeo and Juliet is recognised as being one of the most beautiful pieces of literature in existence When written in 1594 by William Shakespeare its full credit was easily obtained as the topics discussed and shown in the play were relating to that time period Generations later the play of love hatred and tragedy was performed in theatres worldwide The play is a tale of two star crossed lovers who discover that they are both participating in a feud which has lasted for centuries leaving both Rom
Violence and conflict Romeo and Juliet William Shakespeare is the most famous playwright in the world but not all the facts of his life are known We do know that he was both born in 1564 and buried in 1616 in the town of Stratford upon Avon in Warwickshire Shakespeare was one of eight children the first son of Mary and John Shakespeare His father was a prosperous worker with and seller of leather goods such as gloves At the time of Shakespeares birth John was an increasingly important man in th