Blame for the Deaths of Romeo and Juliet

It is Fate and Romeo that blame Romeo and Juliet's death. The reason for blaming Romeo is that he was secretly organizing everything quietly because he was too early and because he was made blind by love. I think that fate should also be condemned as luck brought about bad luck, and this letter did not reach Romeo. In the play, Romeo was in a hurry because he was very married to Juliet. Romeo said: "Then I know clearly that my loving love is in a wealthy daughter of Capule's fair daughter; but I pray, you are with us today I agree to marry Romeo did not waste time to get married.

Death of Romeo and Juliet may be the culprit of many people. In order to keep on fighting, Mercutio took Romeo to Juliet, even to Romeo and Juliet. But as he kept the relationship between Romeo and Juliet secret and left Juliet and gave her the opportunity to commit suicide, the person most likely to be blamed would be Flare Lawrence. Because two young people including parents died, two families were accused of discord between the two families. Mercutio can be attributed to some extent. He makes Romeo catch the ball. When Mercutio was killed, Romeo retaliated with his death and eventually had to leave Verona instead of staying in Juliet.

Romeo and Juliet were condemned by the death of Romeo and Juliet seem to be directed to the first day of their encounter. The theater ended in the life of Romeo and Juliet a few days after the meeting. Because Shakespeare is tightly intertwined with drama, all characters and events play an important role in Romeo and Juliet's tragedy. Family first, the most obvious factor of the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet is "old resentment" by Romeo and Juliet. Shakespeare is a poet, a playwright, and a language-loving actor. When it comes to the formation and development of English, Shakespeare is very important. He has a very great love for language that Shakespeare created a new word we use in everyday life. Some new words he created include words such as vomiting and loneliness.