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Essay On Romeo And Juliet's Death

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In my opinion I think that the feud between the two main families, the Capulets and the Montagues, is the most responsible for Romeo and Juliet’s death. The conflict between these two families is so distasteful that it causes Romeo and Juliet even more of a struggle as they try to find and keep their love. This conflict between the Capulets and the Montagues has been going on for a very long time and neither side is willing to make up for whatever may have happened in the past. Because of this a strong dislike is portrayed when someone sees a person from the opposite side. If the family feud wouldn’t have existed Romeo and Juliet would not have any large reason to hide their relationship. Throughout the play them together is shown as forbidden …show more content…

Although I do think they were responsible in some ways I do not think they were the most responsible for their ending. The two lovers do not act responsibly as they make impetuous decisions without considering the outcomes. Both of them committed suicide at the end of the play. They were not killed by someone else but had the choice and in the end they chose death. Some people may think that throughout the play both Romeo and Juliet could have chosen a better option based on the actions they did. Throughout the play Romeo and Juliet acted like unknowledgeable children. This ended up possibly causing Romeo and Juliet to make a lot of bad decisions. For one, Romeo went to the Capulet’s dinner party even though he knew that their family hated his. Even though he recognized the intense tension he ignored that fact and still went. Romeo also had a sudden impulse full of anger and killed Tybalt which led to him being banished from Verona. Romeo and Juliet also totally rushed their “love” and tried to force it. They immediately wanted to get married without thinking of how it would affect everyone around them. However these are true I do not think that Romeo and Juliet were the most responsible for their deaths. From all of the actions they made many were based somewhat on the conflict between the Capulets and the Montagues. A reason for their quick period of time before

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