How Did Romeo And Juliet Change
Has there ever been a time in your life when something life changing happened and your whole perspective on everything changed? Would you try to believe what you believed before or would you try to change your outlook on things? In the play Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, Juliet starts off at the beginning of the play being loyal to her family and the nurse. She wants advice from older people with more life experience, but towards the end she doesn’t care what they say, she just wants to do the things she feels are right, like going behind her family’s back and marrying Romeo. She doesn’t think about the consequences that her actions will bring. Juliet in the beginning of the play is loyal to her family, she listens to everything they say. Towards the end of the play she just wants to do what she wants and not listen to anyone else. Juliet and some of her decisions change for the worse, but some might think Juliet changes for the better.
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She used to listen to her elders and now she does what she wants. In the play Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare. DESCRIBE WHAT WAS HAPPENING IN THE SCENE BEFORE. Juliet says” Don’t tell me that you’ve heard about this marriage, Friar, unless you can tell me how to prevent it. If you who are so wise can’t help, please be kind enough to call my solution wise.” (4.1) She is saying whatever Friar Lawrence says is wrong, she doesn’t want to marry Paris, the only way Friar can help her is to prevent her marriage to Paris so she can secretly marry Romeo which isn’t a very wise decision. Juliet doesn’t want to listen to what others think she should do if it isn’t what she wants to do. She thinks that because she is marrying Romeo and not Paris like she wants, she is grown up and can do whatever she
She used to listen to her elders and now she does what she wants. In the play Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare. DESCRIBE WHAT WAS HAPPENING IN THE SCENE BEFORE. Juliet says” Don’t tell me that you’ve heard about this marriage, Friar, unless you can tell me how to prevent it. If you who are so wise can’t help, please be kind enough to call my solution wise.” (4.1) She is saying whatever Friar Lawrence says is wrong, she doesn’t want to marry Paris, the only way Friar can help her is to prevent her marriage to Paris so she can secretly marry Romeo which isn’t a very wise decision. Juliet doesn’t want to listen to what others think she should do if it isn’t what she wants to do. She thinks that because she is marrying Romeo and not Paris like she wants, she is grown up and can do whatever she