Images Of Light And Darkness I

In the play of Romeo and Juriet, Shakespeare interwoves an eternal story. Despite its over 400 years history, Romeo and Juliet are as interesting as the first, I think that its attraction lies in that theme. Shakepeare has chosen the famous theme that led to indigestion and sleep deprivation for centuries. But regardless of the illness associated with it, it is still a topic of global concern. This is love. My mother said that love is one of the most abused and misunderstood words in English.

The common theme in the play is to contrast the bright image with the dark image. Shakespeare often uses these bright and dark images based on light and day. Most of the meetings of Romeo and Juliet were held in the evening. In Capulets, the first explanation of Romeo's Juliet was "she taught the torch to burn brightly". For Julio's Romeo, "beautiful sun" is always associated with light. But due to Juliet, she tied Romeo to the dark and the moon. Wedding evening morning, Romeo and Juliet, regardless of whether it is bright or dark. If it is dark, they can stay with each other for longer, but it is "a pioneer in the early morning morning, there is no nightingale, so light separates them." The lights were clearly visible, and they were forced to part with them before the lights revealed the truth and reality of their relationship. Light and darkness do not coexist, they symbolize their love.

Therefore, all interpretations on the relationship between darkness and light will occur. The darkness is not immersed in light. There is no bond between darkness and light. Darkness does not constrain light to its own duty. Darkness does not root in light. Darkness does not capture, occupy, enumerate, cuddle, contain, or erase light. In either case, I know that the darkness in this part is symbolic - it represents ignorance or evil - it does not represent anything. Because darkness is also the center of genius - it is a blessed uterus - it is a healing sleep - it is the vastness of the universe - it is the will of God *

The contrasting dark images used in Nathaniel Hawthorn's novels help each other to balance good and evil. I created an image of the Pyncheon family that is declining in the darkness, canceled the influence of the darkness in the light, and created a sign of hope and redemption. Finally, the light overcomes the dark and declining Pinocheons' sinning world, and the goodness remaining in the family still exists.