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Romeo goes to extremes to prove the seriousness of his feelings, secretly marries Juliet, kills her cousin in a duel and would rather die than live without his beloved.
Lady Capulet observes wryly that that she had already given birth to Juliet herself when she was Juliet's current age, before she was 14.
maybe i just fell under the spell of city, or maybe shakespeares words really do have a profound effect on the reader, but i enjoyed this play and these star-crossed lovers. and its true what the prince says, ‘for never was a story of more woe than this of juliet and her romeo.’
It really isn’t easy English to read, very indirect sentences, although at time the dialogue and wit is razor sharp. For instance near the end Romeo takes a shot at capitalism in a few sentences:
I have never enjoyed Shakespearean writing as much as I did in this play. It is passionate, lyrical, and humorous. It is amazing that you find all these in a tragedy; only a great master can accomplish that feat.
This play displays the soul of adolescence. Both positive and negative. Negative seems to be more promiently on display at first. The characters are self-centered, impatient, convinced that if what they want doesn't come true the way they want it to, the whole world will end.
Shakespeare was a respected poet and playwright in his own day, but his reputation did not rise to its present heights until the nineteenth century. The Romantics, in particular, acclaimed Shakespeare's genius, and the Victorians hero-worshipped Shakespeare with a reverence that George Bernard Shaw called "bardolatry".
Romeo is the young, handsome and intelligent son of the Montague‘s. Though impulsive and immature, he shows idealism and great passion. At the beginning of the play he is madly in love with a woman named Rosaline, but forgets all about her, the instant he lays eyes on Juliet, though daughter of his father’s worst enemy.
He like swings his arms a lot and his wrist are flapping around. So anytime there was an action scene in it I couldn't take it seriously. (If a gif or a video of Douglas Booth running isn't a thing that's been made someone please for the love of the internet make it!)
Friar Laurence is a pivotal character in the play. When we first see him he is collecting herbs and flowers for medicinal purposes, demonstrating a deep knowledge of the properties of the plants he collects, and alerting the reader to what may obtenha mais be to come.
But nooooo, instead you've gotta deal with a whole lot navegue para este site of screaming, panicky, dangerous crowds rubbernecking around (and betting on) these rich kids fighting over who knows (or cares) what and there's pelo way you're gonna get back in time.
Sep 15, 2016 Ariel rated it it was amazing  · review of another edition It is always so satisfying to read a book you've heard so much about throughout your life. You should have seen how excited I got when Juliet started saying "Romeo, o Romeo"!
What's interesting to me though is that it also shows the other side of adolescence, the part that's thinking about growing up, but can't quite leave behind his childish things. One major example of this to me the influence of several characters on Romeo- Mercutio and the Friar, even Benvolio. It seems to me that they're starting to get through to the guy in the short time he's there.