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Romeo And Juliet Persuasive Essay

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Romeo and Juliet, two star cross-lovers who can’t be together without something going wrong. “Romeo and Juliet” written by William Shakespeare is an original writing that took place during the Renaissance era. Romeo is the main character, he takes the role of a protagonist and is the only son of Montague. Romeo is also known as a handsome immature, and somewhat obsessive man who has fallen in love with Juliet. Romeo’s compulsive urge to be with Juliet results is the first time we see Romeo and how obsessive he is when it comes to his love for Juliet. Romeo speaks frantically and asks multiple questions when situations having to due with Juliet arise. When Romeo visits Juliet’s balcony after the party Romeo speaks frantically and draws out …show more content…

“My bounty is as boundless as the sea,My love as deep; the more I give to thee,The more I have, for both are infinite.” This quote effects the outcome of the end of the story because it shows Romeo will do anything for Juliet’s love. Romeo is also very short tempered as we see late into the story. Romeo cant hold back his anger when Tybalt kills Mercutio and ends up murdering Tybalt. Romeo also cant fathom being banished from the city so he enrages in anger. Romeo also gets an attitude with the nurse in the town square when she asks who he is. “Now, by the stock and honor of my kin,To strike him dead I hold it not a sin.’’ This affects the end of the story because Romeo cant hold back his anger. Romeo seems to never have good luck when it comes to love, especially with Juliet which causes him to act different at all times. With all the information and events that occurred we can all see that Romeo’s a dynamic character because his mood changes throughout the story based on the events that happen to him, they differ from compulsive, obsessed with love, and very short tempered which does not help him throughout the story. Since Romeo is obsessed with love, short tempered, and compulsive he can never have anything go right for him especially when it comes to love, as we can see both star crossed lovers die at the end. Romeo would do anything for love. My question for you is would

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