Is Love the reason for Violence in Romeo and Juliet? Love is truly the main reason for life. Everyone has experienced it at least once in their lifetimes. If it wasn’t for love, there would be no human race. No animals, no insects, nothing, except for the Plants and trees that give us oxygen. It really is a beautiful thing, Love. But it can also lead to unforgiving consequences. Take Romeo and Juliet for example, their love was so beautiful, so young, the best type of love. But, it lead to violent deaths, including their own. Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare shows the downfall of two young, very young, lovers who fell in love at first sight and gave up their lives in honor of their love. Romeo, the son Of Montague and Juliet, …show more content…
Lord Capulet was quick to shoot down Tybalt’s anger and prevented him from causing any problems at his ball by the excuse that Romeo was a well known, normal, young man of Verona. “Content thee, gentle coz. Let him alone. He bears him like a portly gentleman, And, to say truth, Verona brags of him, To be a virtuous and well governed youth.” William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet Afterwards, Tybalt seeks after Romeo and murders Mercutio, Romeo’s best friend, from the desire from revenge over Romeo’s attendance at the ball and Romeo murders Tybalt to avenge Carrasco III Mercutio. You can see that each of these central fights had only led to more and more violence. Love is what brought young Romeo and Juliet together but it causes violence and reasons for Revenge, which compromises their relations and pulls them farther from each other. Love is the reason for violence because both Romeo and Juliet were so madly in love with one another That they would rather sacrifice their own lives than to be separated from one another. Their Heads became plagued by the thoughts of suicide and a willingness to experience it.