Romeo says 'here's much to do with hate but more with love' - Romeo and Juliet

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ROMEO SAYS "HERES MUCH TO DO WITH HATE BUT MORE WITH LOVE"

(ACT 1 SCENE 1 LINE 66) DO YOU AGREE?

Most people know that Romeo and Julliet is a love play. They know that Romeo and Julliet meet and fall in love. Most people know that in the end Romeo and Julliet commite suicide because they cant be together forever so they feel they have to die.

In the prolouge it tells us what will happen in very brief details but doesnt say they play ends in a tragedy. The prolouge tells us of a ancient grudge between two familys which turns even more bitter during the play becuase of what happens to Romeo and Julliet. The prolouge also says "A pair of star crossed lovers take thier lives". This means the two lovers commite suicide. This is like fate becuase "star crossed" is like they where destined to be together.

The prlouge tells us enough infomation to make us want to read it because you feel curious and you want to know what happens, if you dont already know.

We first see the consequences of the "ancient grudge