What's in a name? That which we call a rose

Romeo Montague and Juliet capsules met in the story of sensational "Star Death" fans of Shakespeare and fell in love. They were destined to become members of two fighting families from the beginning. Here, Juliet tells Romeo that the name is an artificially meaningless rule, not the name of Montagu, not a Montagu family, not a man known as Montagu. From the enthusiasm for Juliet, Romeo rejected his surname and oath as Juliet requested "to reject his (his) father", but Juliet's lover refused as "new baptism". This short film, including the central struggle and tragedy of the drama, is one of Shakespeare's most famous quotes.

"But your name is my enemy, you are yourself, not a motatue.What is Montague? It's not hands, feet, arms or face Oh, that's another name belonging to a person What is the name? We call it a rose name, other words have a very sweet scent.Therefore Romeo keeps her loving perfection without a title for herself I will not say that they are ... their names are not part of you, take all of them Meaning: Juliet says, "Why does he have to become Romeo? Your name Change yourself, love me or I will: "Only this name is her enemies, even if I change my name Romeo is his perfect self"

Shakespeare introduced the subject of identity within the same law. With her uninhibited, Juliet wishes that Romeo can surpass his name. Her famous declaration - "Name in name? We call it Rose / other names sweet smell" - the view that people can transcend their social role I will express it. Juliette understands that in order to be with Romeo, you must despise the limitations of society and obey your personal passion. In this theater Shakespeare also introduced a multifaceted role to Flare Lawrence who understands the necessity of personal autonomy. However, due to his potential motives, monks are incomplete religious figures. For political purposes, he is willing to compromise the sanctity of religious marriage. He obviously discovered Romeo's new passion suspect, but he agreed to open a wedding so that he could finish the fight between Montague and Capulets

Roses are one of the most famous and popular roses among all the flowers. As William Shakespeare once wrote, "What's inside the name? Roses we call other names smell sweet." Roses have been respected for centuries. Historical evidence suggests that they were planted in China about 5000 years ago and have played a role in history since then. The old English rose is from Latin Rosa, possibly Italian and Greek dialect Rodin, the most likely being from the Iranian route * vrda -. Roses are very special for Macedonian and Thracian, and Persian, Latin and Greek names.