What do you think about yourself? Self-identity is usually a result of the people around them and how they act, but what if someone is willing to change a part of themselves because of their love; this happens in The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. In the classic tale, Romeo and Juliet are star-crossed lovers forbidden to see each other. Also, their families have been in a century-long feud, risking their lives to love one another. How is this a crucial part of his iconic play? Identity is a pretty important part of his play since Romeo and Juliet change themselves in the name of love; the soliloquy in Act 2.2 is all about it. A quote that proves this in Act 2, scene 2, is when Romeo states, "Call me but love, and I'll be baptized; Henceforth