Romeo and Juliet seems like a lovely romance story, but in the end, it doesn’t look so lovely. You may believe differ but when you fully listen to the story, it’s a wild ride. For all of us, there is definitely something in this play for everyone to enjoy. Romeo and Juliet is love story created by the lyrical genius, William Shakespeare. The play is about a teenage boy named Romeo who falls in love with a young girl named Juliet. Their families are in a fued and creates complications for the two lovers, forcing them to find a way to marry without being disciplined by their families.
With that said, there a few characters that are memorable and here are the reasons why Romeo, Juliet, and Friar Laurence are most memorable in the play Romeo
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First, Romeo is one of the most seen characters throughout the play. Romeo almost had the most stage time as he is a main part of the play. Second, Romeo’s commitment to Juliet is very noticeable and easy for the audience to admire. Lastly, Romeo’s act of suicide is highly memorable as it is a quick and tragic turn to this great love story. On page 43 of “No Fear Shakespeare,” Romeo states, “leaving you is a thousand times worse than being near you.” Which means Romeo never wants to leave Juliet laying out a foundation of commitment. Therefore, Romeo is one of the most memorable in the play Romeo and Juliet. The next character that is highly memorable is Juliet, here are the reasons why. First, Juliet is a large example of teen romance, which is a genre that is popular in that age group. Second, Juliet is another main character in the play, making her one of the most shown characters, making Juliet hard to forget. Lastly, Juliet’s soliloquy before drinking the sleep potion hooked the audience making a scene that is hard to forget. On page 227 of “No Fear Shakespeare,” Therefore, Juliet is one of the most memorable characters in the play for being a great example of teenage