The Capulets In Shakespeare's Romeo And Juliet
The Capulets and the Montagues are important families who have had an ongoing dispute for years. When a street fight starts in the streets of Verona, citizens of the city decide that anyone who disrupts the piece should be given the worst of punishments.
Romeo Montagues, is discussing his unreturned affection towards Rosaline with his cousin Benvolio. Meanwhile, Juliet Capulet’ hand has been offered to Paris, a man who her father has determined suitable enough for her. He decided they will get married in two years, but that he should start trying to win her heart as soon as possible, so he was invited to a party Mr. Capulet was hosting in order to start this process.
Romeo and his cousin Benvolio, snatch the list of guests from a Capulet servant. …show more content…
The day after that they get married. Nearly 24 hours after their wedding night, Benvolio and Mercutio encounter Tybalt—Juliet’s cousin- who desires to dual Romeo because he attended the Capulet feast; however, he refuses to fight him because he is his kinsman by marriage. Benvolio, infuriated with Romeo’s request for peace, decided to dual Tybalt himself, and loses. Romeo kills Tybalt because of this, and the citizens of Verona exiles him from the city because of his …show more content…
The nurse enters her room and tells her that Romeo has been banished from the land, and that she should move on and marry Paris. However, Juliet refuses, as she feels her heart belongs to Romeo.
Romeo manages to spend his wedding night with his wife, and when they are done consummating their love, they decide to arrange their next meet up. However, her father has decided to bring forward the date of the weddings, which makes Juliet come up with a plan that will stop her from marrying Paris.
She prepares a plan with Friar Lawrence, to drink poison that will make it seem as if she’s dead the night before her wedding and to meet up with Romeo in Mantua. However, Romeo never receives notice of the plan, and he received the news that his love has died like everyone else did.
Romeo decides it is preferable to die than to live without his loved one, so he plans to suicide next to her tomb. He buys enough poison to commit the previously mentioned plan, however, he finds his was into her death place blocked by Paris. Romeo kills him in a dual and takes the poison in top of Juliet’s body. When Juliet wakes up, she realizes that Romeo is dead, so she decides to kiss him and to stab herself with his
Romeo Montagues, is discussing his unreturned affection towards Rosaline with his cousin Benvolio. Meanwhile, Juliet Capulet’ hand has been offered to Paris, a man who her father has determined suitable enough for her. He decided they will get married in two years, but that he should start trying to win her heart as soon as possible, so he was invited to a party Mr. Capulet was hosting in order to start this process.
Romeo and his cousin Benvolio, snatch the list of guests from a Capulet servant. …show more content…
The day after that they get married. Nearly 24 hours after their wedding night, Benvolio and Mercutio encounter Tybalt—Juliet’s cousin- who desires to dual Romeo because he attended the Capulet feast; however, he refuses to fight him because he is his kinsman by marriage. Benvolio, infuriated with Romeo’s request for peace, decided to dual Tybalt himself, and loses. Romeo kills Tybalt because of this, and the citizens of Verona exiles him from the city because of his …show more content…
The nurse enters her room and tells her that Romeo has been banished from the land, and that she should move on and marry Paris. However, Juliet refuses, as she feels her heart belongs to Romeo.
Romeo manages to spend his wedding night with his wife, and when they are done consummating their love, they decide to arrange their next meet up. However, her father has decided to bring forward the date of the weddings, which makes Juliet come up with a plan that will stop her from marrying Paris.
She prepares a plan with Friar Lawrence, to drink poison that will make it seem as if she’s dead the night before her wedding and to meet up with Romeo in Mantua. However, Romeo never receives notice of the plan, and he received the news that his love has died like everyone else did.
Romeo decides it is preferable to die than to live without his loved one, so he plans to suicide next to her tomb. He buys enough poison to commit the previously mentioned plan, however, he finds his was into her death place blocked by Paris. Romeo kills him in a dual and takes the poison in top of Juliet’s body. When Juliet wakes up, she realizes that Romeo is dead, so she decides to kiss him and to stab herself with his