Romeo and Juliet

The mood illustrated in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet changed drastically from the beginni

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When Romeo and Juliet met each other they were so much in love with each other they thought nothing could keep them apart, but Romeo’s banishment changed that. Friar John not getting the letter to Romeo has a large effect on the outcome of this play. Shakespeare couldn’t of been more descriptive in a play. A big part of Romeo and Juliet is love. The only flaw I noticed was that he used the word gun in the play, which takes place before guns were invented. Another type of love in Romeo and Juliet is parents love from the Capulets and Montagues. The final statement I would like to make is that I remind everyone this is a play and not a book. At the Ball, Romeo meets Tybalt, Tybalt becomes angry but is calmed down by Lord Capulet. Romeo thinks love is what he has for Rosaline. The play setting of Verona is true, but the characters in Romeo and Juliet are fiction. The one that is the most important is Friar John’s sickness. Friar John tries to find someone to accompany him to Mantua, where Romeo is, but fails. Since Romeo is banished so he cannot be told of the plan so Friar Laurence sends Friar John to inform him.

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Approximate Word count = 771
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)

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