Act 1 Scene 5 In William Shakespeare's Romeo And Juliet
How William Shakespeare makes act 1 scene 5 dramatically effective.
The Tragic love story of Romeo and Juliet was written by the world famous William Shakespeare in 1595 ,it is an all time famous love story .In this essay I will be focusing on how William Shakespeare make act 1 scene 5 dramatically effective. William Shakespeare has based many plays in Verona, Italy and Romeo and Juliet was one of them , he was a well known author and his plays were very famous .He was influenced by group troubles in Italy at the time and also inspired by culture and tradition which gave him the idea of writing this play. The play is a romantic tragedy about two star-crossed lovers who fall deeply in love with each other despite being from opposing families; Romeo belongs to the family of Montague’s and Juliet belongs to the family of Capulet’s. The conflict between these two families is the major in the play which will result in both lover’s death and Romeo and Juliet’s death was fate, “The fearful passage of their death-marked love”,
At the start of the play, the audience sees a prologue (rhyming sonnet), which tells us general outline of play which informs the reader how the story is going to end in tragedy. The play is filled with lots of emotions. The use of the prologue at the start of the play creates a dramatic scene for …show more content…
Before Romeo and Juliet meets audience are aware Romeo is Montague and Juliet is a Capulet, this adds the scene being so dramatically effective because this is the part when the fatal couple Romeo and Juliet met and they fell in love instantly. He forgets about Rosaline- who he was deeply in love at the beginning of act 1 scene 5. This scene includes pleasant speech of Capulet, romantic speech of Romeo and hatred, harness speech of Tybalt, direct contrast with that of Romeo and drama when two lovers
The Tragic love story of Romeo and Juliet was written by the world famous William Shakespeare in 1595 ,it is an all time famous love story .In this essay I will be focusing on how William Shakespeare make act 1 scene 5 dramatically effective. William Shakespeare has based many plays in Verona, Italy and Romeo and Juliet was one of them , he was a well known author and his plays were very famous .He was influenced by group troubles in Italy at the time and also inspired by culture and tradition which gave him the idea of writing this play. The play is a romantic tragedy about two star-crossed lovers who fall deeply in love with each other despite being from opposing families; Romeo belongs to the family of Montague’s and Juliet belongs to the family of Capulet’s. The conflict between these two families is the major in the play which will result in both lover’s death and Romeo and Juliet’s death was fate, “The fearful passage of their death-marked love”,
At the start of the play, the audience sees a prologue (rhyming sonnet), which tells us general outline of play which informs the reader how the story is going to end in tragedy. The play is filled with lots of emotions. The use of the prologue at the start of the play creates a dramatic scene for …show more content…
Before Romeo and Juliet meets audience are aware Romeo is Montague and Juliet is a Capulet, this adds the scene being so dramatically effective because this is the part when the fatal couple Romeo and Juliet met and they fell in love instantly. He forgets about Rosaline- who he was deeply in love at the beginning of act 1 scene 5. This scene includes pleasant speech of Capulet, romantic speech of Romeo and hatred, harness speech of Tybalt, direct contrast with that of Romeo and drama when two lovers