They are sneaking around and doing something that is illegal to their families. Romeo shows that he is brave to everyone not just to Juliet but to everyone. Romeo feels that he cannot live if Juliet is not here with him, so he kills himself with a
Romeo’s quick and reckless measures led to the death of himself and
Ultimately, they both end up taking their own lives and the lives of others. In the end, Romeo is at fault for the issues caused due to his impulsiveness and dramatic ways. Romeo is repeatedly extremely impulsive throughout the play. This is shown in multiple parts in the play, but the most significant example is when he spontaneously bought poison to kill himself shortly
Romeo’s & Juliet Romeo felt terrible about what he had done, he’s stressed and feeling guilt about what he have done. Romeo always makes decisions without thinking of the consequences. His mistakes bring several complications that lead to his death. Romeo couldn’t bare living without his love Juliet
Miscommunication caused Romeo to find Juliet’s grave and take his own life. In that moment Juliet awakes, finds Romeo’s lifeless body, and takes her own life as well. Making it seem as if the relationship between the two was hopeless from the
The rest he killed emotionally. Causing them to kill themselves because of all the pain coming from the emotions. This paper is written to explain how Romeo is the cause of all the deaths. Later on Romeo and Juliet find out that they are sworn enemies. So, they continue their love secretly, until things become complicated, making suicide a choice.
It ends up that Romeo killing himself was all for nothing because Juliet was just sticking to her plan. To make matters worse, when Juliet wakes up to see her beloved Romeo dead, she ends up killing herself. The scene vividly shows how violence in this situation just made everything
Romeo falls apart and immediately wants to find a way to join her by killing himself. This was a reason for his and Juliet’s death because he wasn't patient enough to take time to think about any details or even if the news he got were true instead he went straight into wanting to kill himself. He was very impatient but if he took his time and didn't act rationally then he would have never bought the poison and gone to Juliet's tomb to die with her, but he did so when Juliet awoke she saw him lying dead next to her and she decided to kill herself as well. To sum up, Romeo's impatience leads to him and Juliet killing
In films and literature, darkness often represents fear and misery, whereas light portrays joy and cheerfulness. Shakespeare undoubtedly utilizes these connotations in his tragedy Romeo and Juliet, as light imagery is used in order to establish joyous atmospheres and display the elation of being in love, whereas dark imagery is used to create tension and portray the distress that love can inflict. Thus, through Shakespeare’s use of light and dark imagery in Romeo and Juliet, it is undeniable that he effectively creates atmosphere and reinforces the theme of love as a source of joy and pain. Firstly, light imagery is used in pursuance of establishing a romantic atmosphere, whereas dark imagery is employed in order to generate suspense.
Romeo wanted to be with Juliet so bad that he committed suicide by drinking the vial of poison from the Apothecary. Romeo and Juliet made their own choices, no matter what destiny had in store for them.
He murders his wife’s cousin and ultimately leading to his own suicide along with Juliet’s. Romeo’s personality changes dramatically, and the intensity of the change in him is expressed
So in act to show their undying love for each other, they take their own lives. Romeo and Juliet commences as a lust story but in due course of their fate, sexual desire alters into
Romeo kills himself because he believes that is necessary. He presumes there are only two ways to deal with his fate, either accept, or escape it. If Romeo accepts his fate, which is to be with Juliet, he must die as well, to reunite with Juliet in death. To escape his undesirable fate, Romeo takes his own life, giving up on his destiny. Romeo’s death demonstrates how strongly a person’s fate influences their character.
Romeo is a poetic and is obsessed with every women he falls in love with. In the start of the movie he loved another girl and couldn’t stop think about that her, but as soon he meets Juliet, he forgets the other girl and can’t think about other things than her. So when she died he couldn't live with the pain and killed himself. Juliet is a sweet girl who really doesn't fit in with her family, they are rich and want her to be good and gracious. But in reality she does whatever she wants, and you can see that she doesn't have a good relationship with either her mother or father.
Romeo thought she was dead, so he drank a poison and dies. When Juliet wakes up from her death-like sleep, she sees that Romeo is dead. She is overcome with sadness that she takes Romeo’s happy dagger and kills herself. Romeo and Juliet kill themselves because they couldn’t fathom living without each other. Romeo and Juliet truly love each other because they were willing to risk their lives for their
