Romeo and Juliet is a play by Shakespeare. It was written about 400 years ago. The play is about "two star crossed lovers" one Romeo Montaque and the other Juliet Capulet. There is a problem with this because their families are rivals. Death, loyalty, suicide, and murder are other elements of Romeo and Juliet. Shakespeare couldn't have covered the subjects and character descriptions too much because it's a play that was put on millions of times. If he were to go into depth of the characters looks and wardrobe, it wouldn't work because every time a play is put on its different, with variables such as actors or sets. The point of view for Romeo and Juliet is of the narrator because anyone participating in the play is not telling it but someone looking upon the play. Shakespeare was probably in disfavor of the family feuding and killing because he made this a tragedy in the end where both Romeo and Juliet die and their families come together. It's almost like there's a lesson to be taught in the play.
             The mood illustrated in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet changed drastically from the beginning of the play to the end. This is seen through the emotional changes that take place. 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. The events in Romeo and Juliet are very important; some are crucial to the falling action of this tragedy. The crucial events that affect the conclusion of Romeo and Juliet are the Capulet ball, the feud between Tybalt and Romeo, and Friar John's plague. The one that is the most important is Friar John's sickness. The plan was that the day before the wedding, Juliet was going to drink the poison, which will slow her pulse and make her appear to be dead. In forty-two hours she will wake up with Romeo next to her. Since Romeo is banished so, he cannot be told of the plan, so Friar Laurence sends Fria...