Sweat dripped down the temples of his face, his fingers started to shake, and his hand starts to tremble. Waves of electric feelings of hyper ness flowed through his veins. These feelings Romeo knew all too well… In Shakespeare’s play, “Romeo and Juliet”, Romeo is seen with an uncontrollable impulsive personality that shines through some of his major flaws throughout the play. His spontaneous behavior presents the idea that he is unstable and not a good set character. Shakespeare shows some defects through his depressive first impression of the audience and the reckless fighting between him and Tybalt. Throughout the play, it is clear that Romeo acts of his free will without thinking straightly, whether by marrying Juliet within