Light Over Dark: The Choice Romeo And Juliet Didn’T Make

Bright Darkness: Choosing Romeo and Juliet without making Romeo and Juliet's light / dark theme is to show that Romeo and Juliet can not distinguish between darkness and good and evil. I think that anyone can understand which choice brings "brightness" and which choice classifies them as "darkness". So Romeo and Juliet have this possibility, but I do not think they want to know this because they have no other way. In this play, Romeo and Juliet will never choose the light, not the darkness. Because they do not want to make such a decision in romantic happiness.

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.

Shakespeare draws Romeo and Juliet's love in many ways. Their love is depicted by the image of light and dark juxtaposed with death. And he placed Romeo and Juliet next to love associated with visual and appearance. In other words, their love is a different world. The love of Romeo and Juliet is drawn as an extraordinary paradise. They are "interstellar lovers" and their destiny is fixed; they and others can not control. Instead, domination is destiny and in God. Lover is 'Fools of Wealth'. This dependence on fate and extraordinary force makes their love feel "heavenly" by "hanging in the sky."

The fate of this day depends on more days; this starts the sorrow that others must end. Love, hatred, fate, choice, light and darkness are the themes used in the play of Romeo and Juliet. William · Shakespeare wrote a famous romantic drama called "Romeo and Juliet". When the star lovers died, they brought back their families of battle. In the play, Shakespeare added a depth effect, a dramatic effect, a metaphor using contrast. Three of the many contrasts of Shakespeare used in dramas are love and hatred, light and darkness, fate and choice.