Firstly, Romeo is cursed by a fatal flaw, impulsiveness. Throughout the play, Romeo shows how impulsive he is. This creates many problems for Romeo, and ultimately causing his death. At first, Romeo loves Rosaline, but in just matter of seconds after catching Juliet’s glimpse, he forgets Rosaline and fall in love with Juliet. Without thinking at all who Juliet really is, just solely basing of how Juliet looks, Romeo impulsively starts loving Juliet. Another example of his behaviour is when he finds himself trapped outside on Verona after he killed Tybalt. Romeo’s friend, Mercutio gets killed by Tybalt. To avenge his friends loss, Romeo rushes to Tybalt and stabs him to death. Despite knowing it will create many problems, he absentmindedly