Romeo And Juliet Feud Quotes

Think with your head not your heart. This theme is universally true. You may need to listen to your heart, but you need to think with your mind. All throughout in Romeo and Juliet this is proven true. This play is a tragic play call Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare. It’s about two love struck lovers trying to find a way to be together. Romeo and Juliet are in two separate families that have a long standing feud to the point of fighting to the death. People will see in this play just how delusional people can become when in love. Romeo and Juliet's sudden deaths are mainly caused by the long standing feud and character flaws of Romeo and Juliet.
If the families didn't have this feud the story wouldn't have been tragic. In the play Juliet says“It’s only your name that is my enemy.” (3) Because Juliet said this she showed how the feud between their two families forces them to be apart. Without this feud the plan that Friar Lawrence created wouldn't have came to fruition. The feud between the two families also led Friar Lawrence to be forced to try and keep Romeo and Juliet’s marriage a secret because he knew how the families hated

each other. He also was forced to create this plan because he couldn't tell the families both of them were married. If Friar Lawrence just married Juliet and Paris that would have been a sin. Being a Friar and not wanting to lose his title of the holy man he made sure to avoid a second marriage at all costs. Romeo and Juliet’s irrational actions thought out the story based on feeling is also to blame for their death.
Throughout the play Romeo and Juliet made horrible choices. Most of these decisions were made completely on feeling and not on logic. Romeo shows how love driven he was saying “Wilt thou provoke me boy?Then have at thee, Boy!”.(1093) Romeo said this when he was finally at Juliet’s grave ready to commit suicide with the poison he had gotten. He was speaking to Paris who threatened to arrest him and take him to police. In the quote he showed that he stopped thinking. The loss of his beloved Juliet made him stop caring about the consequences of his actions. He was going to to get to Juliet’s tomb in any way possible. Now this may happen to almost any man when he’s this lovestruck. Romeo not acting so irrationally may have kept him and Juliet together. All he had to do was think for a minute and live on for her. Instead he ended his life ruining his chance to be with her. Juliet was just as bad as him though. She acts in way that are illogical and not well thought out just as her lover did. Early in the play she was the one who gave him the option to get married even though they had only known each other for a short time. Then when put into a tight situation she decides to go with a plan that had a huge amount of room for error. For the last thing she does she sticks to acting on feeling with killing herself. Overall the chapter flaws of Romeo and Juliet are to blame for their deaths.
Someone might blame Lady Capulet.

They may blame for her lack of action and not trying to be the loving mother she should be. I disagree with this based on this quote 1067 “Here comes your father. Tell him yourself. And see how he will take it at your hands”. This quote shows how little power in the house she had. Being a women she wasn't the head of the house. In the house Lord Capulet had all the power and always had the final word. Lady Capulet had very little effect on anything. If Juliet was to open up to her she would be synthetic about her marriage with Romeo. The relationship she had with her husband shows how if she wanted it the mother would too. Now some people may blame Lady Capulet for their suicides, I wouldn't because she had no control in the household and if Juliet was to open up to her she would allow the

marriage.
The feud between the Capulets and the Montagues and the character flaws Romeo and Juliet are at fault for their deaths. The long standing feud is to blame because without this feud the play would be non-existent. Also the character flaws of Romeo and Juliet are guiltily for their deaths because if they were to use their words and not act on feeling they could have together. Time and time again Romeo and Juliet didn't think about their actions. Their marriage was the first thing. Then Juliet jumped into the idea of a fake death. The last thing leading up to their deaths was Romeo deciding to commit suicide next to his beloved Juliet. Think with your head not your heart, the best outcomes are when you use logic.