In the play Romeo & Juliet, Romeo is shown as a very rash individual, who is shown to not put much forethought when making decisions. This is shown in the text in Act 3 scene 1, during Murcutio’s death when he says, “I thought all for the best”, which shows his lack of thought on the consequences of stepping in between Tybalt and Murcutio during the duel, only showing the rash decision making process of Romeo, and its either positive or negative effects on others. Next, the theme of the play Romeo & Juliet is mostly centered around hate and how it can only grow roses of tragedy and grief, showing the grim lesson this play wishes to display to its audience. This is mostly shown in Act 5 scene 3, which takes place after the suicides of Romeo