s young love worth lying for? Why? In Shakespeare’s, Romeo and Juliet, Act 3, lies are more powerful than love. Romeo gets caught in a bad situation with Tybalt because of the lies, and can’t find a decent way out of it. Because he wouldn’t fight Tybalt, Romeo should’ve told the truth. Juliet has to stay true to Romeo and reject Paris because of their lies. Romeo and Juliet happen to be loyal to each other because of their lies, not love. In Act 3, each lie causes more problems. Love couldn’t compete against lies for Romeo and Juliet, however some people argue that love could compete against the lies. Romeo and Juliet should’ve told the truth about their relationship in the first place. I lie just about everyday that I don’t have homework when I actually do. My parents don’t find out because I somehow manage to get the homework done. In Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, two families have an ancient, ongoing feud. One night at a party, two young lovers fall in love not knowing they were sworn enemies. Because of their love, Romeo wouldn’t fight Juliet’s cousin Tybalt. Tybalt said, “Thou, wretched boy, that didst consort him here/ Shalt with him hence,” to which Romeo responds, “This shall determine that” (3. 1). As Tybalt gets ready to fight Romeo Tybalt threatens Romeo that he is going to go to heaven with Mercutio. …show more content…
Romeo gets caught in a bad situation with Tybalt because of the lies, and can’t seem to find a way out of it. Romeo should’ve told the truth because now he can’t fight Tybalt. Also because of the lies Juliet must stay true to Romeo and decline Paris’ marriage proposal. Romeo and Juliet happen to be loyal to each other because of their lies, not love. Each lie causes more problems. Lies win against love for Romeo and Juliet, but some people argue that lies win to love. Getting caught up in lies makes life very stressful, and can put in people in serious trouble. That’s why it is important to tell the