Luci Johnson Mrs. Dewberry/ Mrs. Wayt English 9 27 February 2023 The reason romeo and juliet has death “Oh god, I have a ill-deivining soul. methinks I see thee now, thou art so low, as one dead in the bottom of the tomb. Eaither my eyesight fail or thoust look’st pale.” Romeo is a book of where lust kills two people because one thought that one was dead, then killed themself, then the other died and a friar gets blamed. This is what Romeo and Juliet is. The way death affects the theme of Romeo and Juliet, by William Shakespere, is by making the situations later in the story to be able to be connected to the death, making it possible to explain the situation later in the story, and quotes being able to explain deaths later in the story. …show more content…
Showing it can help with the story. The author also shows this by Romeo being told that Juliet is dead, leading to his death and later Juliet's death, Showing this can help end the story. Another way is by Romeo not knowing Paris was there, leading to Paris’ death. This is another way it can help end the story. The next way death helps explain the story is by making a death able to describe another situation, the way it is used is by Shakespeare using Tybalt's death makes the other character think Juliet is grieving. This is one way it's used. Another way is Romeo killing himself and then making Juliet so sad, she kills herself, This is how death can help explain later situations. It is also because of quotes able to connect to later deaths. The 1st quote used is said by Juliet, in act 3 scene 5, it says “Oh god, I have a ill-deivining soul. methinks I see thee now, thou art so low, as one dead in the bottom of the tomb. Eaither my eyesight fail or thoust look’st pale.” This is one of the quotes that explain how it connects. The next one is said by Romeo, In act 1 scene 4, it says “... of a despised life closed in my breast by some vile forfeit of ultimely death.” This is another quote that shows how it can be