Romeo And Juliet Guilty

How could someone possibly be guilty and responsible for their wife's suicide and their own? Two naive teenagers from enemy families fall in love, but their love is forbidden. The only way they know how to get out of a situation is to commit suicide together. Romeo, the husband of Juliet in the play Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, can be described as rash, naive, and emotional, all of which led to the deaths of Romeo and Juliet.
For example, Romeo falls madly in love with a girl he’s only known for a few hours. Romeo goes to the Capulet dinner party, meets Juliet, and is suddenly in love with her. He wants to marry her just after they met and this shows how rash Romeo is. When Romeo finds out Juliet is dead he decides right then he

The beguiled Juliet, and just wanted to rush into this marriage, he never thought about who Lord Capulet wanted his daughter to marry, nor did he think about the consequences Juliet would have to pay for his decisions.An example of Romeo being naive, is when Romeo is so sad at the beginning of the play when Romeo is convinced her could never love anyone after Rosaline told him he doesn't love him back. Romeo has mangled up Juliet's life with her family. Romeo just wanted to get married really quickly and he never thought of what their families would think or what prices they would have to pay. The author explains “I trust your words. Just call me your love,/and I will take a new name”(2.2. 50). The author wanted to show his readers that Romeo thought Juliet was the girl for him and that he would do anything for her, without even knowing her that well. Juliet is so exquisite that Romeo must have her.This is important to the play to show viewers that Romeo is still a teenager, and he's still very

Romeo was going through heartbreak before he met Juliet, he was depressed about a girl he loved before. He also was very dramatic when he found out Juliet was dead, he never questioned why she was dead or talked to Friar. Romeo jumps to the conclusion that he should kill himself to be with Juliet forever. The author writes “Give me a torch. I don’t want to dance. I feel sad, so let/me be the one who carries the light” (1.4. 10-15). In other words, the author shows the character Romeo is very emotional. He forfeits Juliet's life for his own emotions. This quote shows how seriously Romeo takes things, he is very emotional and wears his heart on his