Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare is a romantic tragedy about a family feud that causes the death of two young people caused. Shakespeare’s character, Juliet, transforms from an innocent child to a rebellious teenager. As J.A. Bryant Jr. states, “Shakespeare’s real miracle…was Juliet, transformed from an adolescent arrogantly eager to outdo her elders to an appealing child-woman, barely fourteen, who learns to mix courage with her innocence…” Juliet begins the …showed first 75 words of 434 total…

…showed last 75 words of 434 total…When Juliet finds Romeo dead she thinks too quickly and stabs herself. Unfortunately her acting without thinking causes her death, but she is remembered after her death since she has helped in ending the family feud. Juliet’s transformations are perhaps the most miraculous parts of the play, from her innocence to her rebelliousness, to her courage. Juliet’s courageous character is what has helped to put an end to the older generation’s hatred.