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"Romeo and Juliet" - Relationships
Title: "Romeo and Juliet" - Relationships
Category: History / North American History
Details: Words: 422 | Pages: 1.8 (approximately 235 words/page)
"Romeo and Juliet" - Relationships
Romeo and Juliet's death was the result of love and hate. Even though the families hated eachother, and were almost distined by generation to keep hating, that was broken by love. If the Capulets hadn't been so concerned about who Juliet married, love could have naturally taken it's path . Rome and Juliet commited suicide because they truly loved eachother, and they hated to be away from one another. Maybe if there had been less rivalry …showed first 75 words of 422 total…
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…showed last 75 words of 422 total…a someone to come along and try and stop the fighting. The fact that death had to be the outcome of warfare must have broken the family's hearts, but hopefully it broke their fighting habits too. I think it showed the families that if they truly loved each other and were strong as a family, they should have accepted each others decisions. An important lesson was learned that love is the ultimate cure for hate.
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