After he has left the hall and Juliet has come back, she asks the nurse questions about him. The Nurse tells Juliet his name and that he is one of the family’s enemies. Juliet is shocked at this, but still has feelings for Romeo.
The quote, "my only love sprung from my only hate" gives the impression that there will be trouble in the future. This is saying she likes Romeo even though she has only just met him, but due to her family circumstances she cannot like him.
Once the feast is over, Romeo leaves the people who he came with (Benvolio and Mercution) and decides he is going to go into the orchard which is owned by Capulet. In act 2 scene 2, Juliet is expressing her love for Romeo but she does not no that he is below her; the quote these "violent delights have violent ends" comes into use at this point, as Juliet is saying how much she likes Romeo. The delight being Romeo and the violent end due to Romeo being an enemy of the family.
Towards the back of the book, the quote "a pair of star-crossed lovers take their lives", gives the impression that there is going to be death to the lovers within the story, so you already have an insight of what is going to happen to Romeo and Juliet.
Of all Shakespeare’s writing one of the most famous quotes "Romeo, Romeo where for out though Romeo" is from Juliet speaking about her love for Romeo and saying why does he have to be an enemy of my family. Romeo at this point asks himself if he should reply back as he is listening to all this but Juliet does not know. She continues by saying "’tis but the name that is my enemy". This is saying it is only a name that stops her from being able to really love this man. “Thy name which is no part of me," here Juliet is saying that she doesn’t want Romeo to judge her for her name. Romeo then decides he is going to reply to her calls,” I take thee at thy word" he is saying I don’t judge you for your name. They carry on there conversation about there love for each other, but Juliet becomes worried that they will get caught, so she asks him to leave, before he goes, he asks Juliet if she would marry him, "the exchange of thy love's faithful vow for mine". Juliet agrees and Romeo leaves the orchard happy with the answer that he received.
The following day Romeo goes to meet Friar Lawrence, he tells the friar how he is no longer in love with Rosaline as he likes Juliet. He tells the friar how he wishes to exchange there vows and get married. The friar approves as he believes that if the two get married, it will solve the conflict between the families. In the end Romeo and Juliet get married.
In Act 3 scenes 1, Benvolio and Mercutio are walking down the street and they see Tybalt. They start to walk towards him, and Tybalt asks Benvolio and Mercutio where Romeo is, but they do not know. Romeo then enters the scene and Tybalt asks Romeo “to turn and draw” this was due to Romeo going to the feast at the Capulet’s house when he was not invited, but Romeo turns him down to a fight, as now he is married to Juliet, he is related to Tybalt. Mercutio steps forward and says that he will fight Tybalt, Tybalt accepts, draws his sword and they begin to fight. Romeo steps forward to stop the fight but as he does Tybalt continues to fight and stabs Mercutio he then walks off, leaving him. Tybalt was unaware that Romeo is married to Juliet, as were Mercutio and Benvolio. Benvolio tells Romeo that Mercutio is dead, Tybalt suddenly changes and he starts to fight with Romeo but this time Romeo accepts for the fight as Tybalt has killed Romeo’s best friend. Romeo is a better fighter and Tybalt falls. Mercutio tells Romeo to run away.
Because of the fighting, the prince of Verona finds out everything that has happened and he tells Romeo that he is banished from Verona so he can no longer live there. Juliet’s nurse then tells Juliet that Romeo is still within the town and he is staying with Friar Lawrence.
A new character called Paris then tries to marry Juliet, as no one knows that Juliet is actually married to Romeo. Juliet does not have a choice and the lord Capulet agrees on the marriage proposals, saying that they will get married in 3 days. The before this is the night before Romeo must leave the town, so he spends it with Juliet. Looking up at the sky, they notice that the skies are lighter and all the birds are singing out of tune. This is the sign that Romeo will have to go and leave Juliet, but she does not want him to go.
On that night Juliet is talking to her mother (lady Capulet) and she tells about how she has to get married to Paris but she tells her mum how she doesn’t want to, Juliet is very unhappy with the decision so she decides to go and see the Friar to try and cheer here up.
The friar and Juliet then talk about how he knows of a potion then will make her sleep and will make her look like she is dead, so to accept the marriage proposal, he then explains all what will happen after she takes the potion, the friar tells Juliet that he is going to send a message to Juliet saying about what is going to happen to come and rescue Juliet and then they both flea together.
Juliet then leaves the friar and goes back to her mansion, then on the day when she is getting married she takes the potion, Lord Capulet tells the nurse to wake Juliet up as it is her wedding day, the nurse then tries to wake her up but does not5 succeed and Juliet’s mother comes in after hearing the talking, Lord Capulet then gets called up into the room to face the truth about there be loving daughter been dead. They arrange the funereal for there daughter to be taken place and have the Friar do it for them even though he knows the truth the Juliet is not dead.
Romeo has found out the news that Juliet is dead, he then decides that he wants to kill himself so he will be next to his wife, this is all due to finding out that he did not receive the letter about the plan that they had, so Romeo hurry’s to get to the tomb where his wife lies, as he walks into the tomb he see’s Paris who Juliet was meant to be marrying crying over her tomb, then as Paris see’s Romeo he challenges him to a fight, after a lot of fighting Paris is the one who dies so this is a violent end towards the story. He opens Juliet’s tomb to se her face he then says “Thus with a kiss I die” this is showing that he is taking the potion which will kill him, he then falls to the floor and dies, not long after he dies the Friar comes in and see that he is dead and Juliet starts to stir, she then realises that her love has killed himself for her so she makes the decision to pick up Romeos dagger and kill her self so this is violence.
In act 2 scene 6 The Friar Lawrence warns Romeo that violent delights will have violent ends, from the play this quote is very true, the violent ends were all the deaths that happened and the delights were all mainly involving Romeo and Juliet’s love for each other.
