Rosaline In William Shakespeare's Romeo And Juliet

Romeo has fell out of love with Rosaline and can’t stop thinking about her. He rants on about it to Benvolio, and Benvolio is telling him to forget of her. Benvolio’s reaction to Romeo was to try and help him forget about Rosaline.

First, Benvolio tries to help Romeo forget of Rosaline by telling him to examine other beauties. He thinks if Romeo sees more beauty other than Rosaline, he will forget about her. Romeo then tells Benvolio that he won’t be able to forget about Rosaline after seeing her beauty. He believes he will never be able to fall in love again.

Second, Benvolio makes it up to himself to make sure Romeo forgets of Rosaline. He tells Romeo to go to a ball where all the beauties of Verona will be. He wants him to see that there is much more beauty out there other than Rosaline. He will forget quickly of her by seeing other women.

Third, Benvolio convinces Romeo to go to the ball, even though Romeo says he will not find another love.

Romeo says he is only going to rejoice in splendor of his own. Romeo believes he will only ever be in love with Rosaline. But, what he doesn’t know is he will soon fall in love with a girl named Juliet at the ball.

In conclusion, Benvolio helps Romeo forget about Rosaline. He tells Romeo to examine other beauties. He makes it up to himself to make Romeo forget about her. He convinces Romeo to go to the ball, where all the beauties of Verona will

be.