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Lord Capulet's Husband Quotes

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In Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, the idea of Lord Capulet betraying his dynasty, such as his nephew, leads to atrocious consequences. Firstly, having the lust for fame and power can prevail many issues. When Lord Capulet denies Tybalt’s request to slay and end Romeo’s life
(Shakespeare, 1.5.55), Romeo is able to enter the party, and is instantly awed by Juliet’s beauty, forgetting about his past love, Rosaline, saying to himself: “Did my heart love till now? … For I ne’er saw true beauty till this night” (1.5.52-53). Secondly, patience can often be a virtue, however with enemies, patience shall be dismissed. After Tybalt angrily accepts his uncle’s demands, he awaits his opportunity, consequently, Romeo greets Juliet with rhymes
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