Who was to blame for the death of Romeo and Juliet? (28334)
Romeo and Juliet a tragic love story. The story of the star crossed lovers. Nevertheless, from reading the text it becomes evident that there were more factors associated with the play than just tragedy. Firstly, the setting of the play is in Verona, Italy. Were all political decisions are made by one person. Also there is the idea that the passionate love between Romeo and Juliet, is over shadowed by the hatred between the Capulet family and Montague family alike. Although this feud has a big bearing towards the outcome of the play the events which lead to the death of the lovers can be grouped into several categories these being Love, chance, individuals, coincidence, and finally passion.
When looking at the characters, which played apart towards the death of the lovers and could be branded as responsible. Tybalts fiery and volatile character comes into mind.
Firstly, his actions and language throughout the play suggest that he is not rational and never once looks to amend any kind of peace between the families. It is fair to say that he is out to be destructive and has no intentions of increasing or restoring any peace and in the play, he says
"I hate all Montagues"
This is a clear-cut image of what Tybalt is like and suggests his fiery temperament.
Romeo and Juliet a tragic love story. The story of the star crossed lovers. Nevertheless, from reading the text it becomes evident that there were more factors associated with the play than just tragedy. Firstly, the setting of the play is in Verona, Italy. Were all political decisions are made by one person. Also there is the idea that the passionate love between Romeo and Juliet, is over shadowed by the hatred between the Capulet family and Montague family alike. Although this feud has a big bearing towards the outcome of the play the events which lead to the death of the lovers can be grouped into several categories these being Love, chance, individuals, coincidence, and finally passion.
When looking at the characters, which played apart towards the death of the lovers and could be branded as responsible. Tybalts fiery and volatile character comes into mind.
Firstly, his actions and language throughout the play suggest that he is not rational and never once looks to amend any kind of peace between the families. It is fair to say that he is out to be destructive and has no intentions of increasing or restoring any peace and in the play, he says
"I hate all Montagues"
This is a clear-cut image of what Tybalt is like and suggests his fiery temperament.