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Hate In Romeo And Juliet

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Do you believe love may overpower hate, or could they both work together? In “Romeo and Juliet” by William Shakespeare, Romeo who is inflicted by both love and hate, has now seen the love of his life on her deathbed. This shatters Romeo’s heart and he starts to pour out all his emotions as he kisses Juliet, he then decides to drink poison so that he may join her wherever she may be. This shows that Romeo killed himself because he lost the person he cared for the most, he loved Juliet and refused to live without her. Romeo would have never thought of drinking the poison if he knew his love was still alive, all because of love he decided to end himself with his lover so they may forever be together physically and mentally. Even though both the Capulets and Montagues hate each other, Romeo’s love for Juliet was so great it overpowered the hate he had for the Capulets. …show more content…

They both fall in love with each other and they end up getting married. The Capulet Tybalt hates Romeo but he does not know that Romeo has just been married to his cousin Juliet, this causes Mercutio to fight Tybalt instead of Romeo. Mercutio has been killed by Tybalt and it angers Romeo so greatly that he forgets about his love for Juliet so he decides to murder Tybalt stating “Either thou or I, or both, must go with him. (89)” Romeo then sends Tybalt to join Mercutio. The prince finds out and banishes Romeo which means he will never be able to see his love Juliet. This leads to Juliet making a plan to escape with Romeo, this plan fails and they both end up killing themselves next to each other so that they may forever be together in the name of

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The love Mercutio has for Romeo makes him want to fight Tybalt, which leads to Tybalt stabbing him and his death. Love destroys by making Mercutio fight for Romeo. Additionally this can also be seen with Juliet killing herself when she sees Romeo

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The Path of Hate and Feud to Death. When Mercutio dies, Romeo gets filled with anger and kills Tybalt, causing all the horrible events that follow. The story of Romeo and Juliet is about two young teens falling in love with families that despise each other. Eventually, the hate gets out of control, and they die.

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Hate is a curse that destroys all things. In Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet are on opposite sides of a grudge between two families, and eventually, they kill themselves. Romeo and Juliet fall in love during the story, but ultimately hate is the main factor that drives Romeo to kill himself. One reason hatred influenced Romeo to kill himself is Romeo's detestation for his name. In the passage, Romeo says, "My name, dear saint, is hateful to myself."

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Love and hate might both influence Romeo to kill himself because the two had fallen in love, and the two families hate each other, but hate had a dominant role in this story of Romeo and Juliet. If it weren't for the two sides hating each other, this whole mess wouldn't be happening. Hate had a dominant role in the story of Romeo and Juliet because of the family rivalry. In the beginning, the Montagues and the Capulets have been fighting over an ancient grudge.

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Their families have had an ancient grudge for centuries. Falling in love with each other as being a part of these families feuding caused conflict. They couldn't be together. Tybalt and Mercutio fought and both ended up dying. Tybalt was killed by Romeo.

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At the end of the play, both the Montagues and Capulets get over their hate for each other: "O brother Montague, give me thy hand" (V.iii.301). Romeo and Juliet's love for each other united both households. Their love overcame the feud and the hate both households had for each other. Hate is a very strong emotion, but love prevails. Lord Capulet is accepting Lord Montague and both the houses are overpowering the deep-rooted hate that has been in their families for a very long time.

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The feud between the Montague and Capulet families had been going on well before Romeo and Juliet were born, but it was their death that was able to turn the hate into love. The topics of hate and love show up many times throughout the play and in the end it is revealed that hate can turn into love with one simple gesture. Hate and love were the two most recurring topics in Romeo and Juliet, the hate between the Montague and Capulet families is established from the beginning of the story and shows up many times throughout the story as well. Love is talked about throughout almost the whole story and more specifically the love that Romeo and Juliet felt for each other and that Juliet did not have for Paris. The one thing that isn’t directly talked

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Hate is an overwhelming emotion that is an integral portion of society; expressed greatly in media such as literature. This emotion is additionally vital in a play written by William Shakespeare. A famous poet during the Elizabethan era, one of William Shakespeare’s plays entitled, Romeo and Juliet demonstrated the impact hatred has on the people it surrounds. Romeo and Juliet is a play set in Verona, Italy in which two people, infatuated with each other, venture to extreme lengths to complete their desires in opposition to the venom held between their families, conclusively leading to their demise. This feeling of detest blinds entities from morality and influences them to commit regrettable mistakes, much present in modern society through

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Even though Romeo killed one of Juliet's cousins Juliet didn't get phased by it she still loved Romeo as much as she did from before but she was sad that Romeo was banished from Verona never able to come back again unless he wanted to get killed. In Act 3 Scene 2 , Juliet says “ O, find him! Give him this ring to my true knight and bid him to take his last farewell.” Based on that quote Juliet doesn't hate Romeo she overcame him killing her cousin because her love for Romeo overpowered all the hate. It is evident from this scene that love is shown to be stronger than hate because instead of hating Romeo for killing Tybalt she loved him because she was scared for there marriage because Romeo was banished so they wouldn't be able to spend the time that there married together.

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