Discuss Act One, Scene Five from the play "Romeo and Juliet" by Shakespeare and analyse the language which Shakespeare uses.

      After this incident, all of the fighting had halted and the colossal party of the Capulets were making the last preparations to the event. There was a lot of charging around frantically, making sure that all the party decorations glistened in the night sky with all of the moons energies bouncing of them and reflecting to other elements of the room. As this was happening, Juliet’s mother was anxious to meet Juliet, in a fast and furious race against time to tell her of the apparent good news.  

     The party was looking fabulous and everyone was wearing beautiful clothes and the party was going to be a great event for all. The people who had gone to the party were Romeo, Benvolio and Mercutio. Mercutio is not a member of the house of Montague and he was allowed into the party. He invited lovesick Romeo to get his mind off his crush on the Majestic Rosaline. He didn’t want to go to the event because of this upsetting. He was persuaded to go to the party by his best friend Mercutio; he told him that Rosaline would be there and that he would be able to speak to her.

    The Three went on to the party, thrilled to be there. Romeo is thinking about Rosaline but the power of love had changed the tables. Romeo had noticed a young lady and he instantly fell in love, both of them, not knowing who they were but loving each other nonetheless. Little did they know that they were the siblings of the two ancient foes. Romeo was shown as a Knight in shining armour in the Lurhmann version and Juliet was seen as a enchanted goddess which Romeo couldn’t resist.  Juliet was wearing White in the Lurhmann version: It symbolised purity and Goodness to all,    

    The sonnet in the banquet scene of ‘Romeo and Juliet’. Romeo and Juliet are having a conversation about themselves and Romeo is trying to kiss Juliet but she is reluctant. The first line which is said is ‘If I profane with my unworthiest hand’ This means that I am sully and my hand is undeserving of this blessing. ‘This holy shrine, the gentle sin is this:’ She says that she is a holy shrine and that what he is about to proceed with is a gentle error