Romeo as a Tragic Hero

"Lover who studded with stars dropped their lives" (Prologue, 6) Tragedy, the most disappointing event has swallowed the world for centuries. Tragedy often causes depression, anger, sadness, and guilt. Tragedy Romeo, Romeo and Juliet are wealthy teenagers of the Montague family. He fell in love with his opponent's family - Capulets -, Juliet. Interest in Romeo 's Juliet brought a desire for imminent marriage. This creates a rash and careless attitude that makes Romeo vulnerable to misjudgment.

A tragic hero is a character whose destiny is tragic and often death. Unfortunately, Romeo fell in love with other girls because in Romeo and Juliet, Romeo is such a tragic hero. He did not know Juliet was his death. Romeo thinks Juliet is his fate. When she saw him lying in her grave, she told him in so many ways that she was told that he was dead. His regret is that he did not receive the information he sent. When she wakes up from sleep, she is already at the side of Juliet. When he saw her, I felt he had no reason to live because he thought that she was dead. Romeo is a tragic hero. Because he committed suicide because it does not exist.

People have some degree of quality and must classify it as a tragic hero. One of the qualities is the noble birth of the character. In the play, Romeo and Juliet Romeo are tragic heroes of this quality. Romeo is a montague of Verona. Montag is a famous and respected family. As we all know, Monvolio was the first act, the first act, said on line 141: "my nobleman's uncle", Montagues is the birth of nobility. Benvolio is Romeo's father, King Montagu. Montague is also a wealthy family, one of the reasons to respect Romeo. "Verona boasted about him ... a man like a gentleman." Sir Capret says at the first act, column 5, lines 65 - 66. This sentence shows that even the enemies of Romeo know him well and know that he is respected and spoken by Verona citizens.