Hasty Decisions In Shakespeare's Romeo And Juliet

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Shakespeare writes an affectionate play, told of the love of Romeo and Juliet, that expeditiously grows into a tragedy: Anger glows red into hastily mistakes, choices are never our own, and patience is merely absent. This is what creates a dilemma between oneself, families and foes. The play “Romeo and Juliet”, told by Shakespeare, portrays a message to readers that being patient will lead to one's fate. However, thinking hastily will bring one to bad fate and unpredictable outcomes. This can be brought into my life with Romeo’s hasty decisions and Juliet’s fate to marry.

When we are first introduced to The Capulets and The Montagues, it’s clear that the two contrasting families have different fates for their children; The Montagues are patient with their son, Romeo, in getting married. However, the Capulets are hasty in their decision for Juliet, their daughter, …show more content…

Juliet, who chooses to drink a potion to act if dead, hastily makes the decision in hope for her and her dear Romeo’s fate to reunite once again. “Romeo, I come! This do I drink to thee” (4.3.55). After drinking the potion, everything seems to crumble; becoming a bigger problem than it once had been. Not thinking of others made Juliet, blinded by love, make a sorrowful decision. Ever since I had the ability to choose my own fate, the decisions I made blinded my feelings. I could never make moral decisions of my own. Almost always, my subconscious told me to do one thing and my heart told me to do the other without even thinking about others. If I had known the outcomes, would I have done it in the first place? The consequences of my actions impacted my future greatly. And with the death of Romeo and Juliet, it is clear that there is no turning back from the mistakes that could have effortlessly been

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