Love in Romeo and Juliet
Love, with its binding, twisting labyrinth of emotions, often has diverse effects on those caught in its grasp. To the lovers in Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet, love is an overwhelming, overpowering emotion to which all else must yield. Both of the teenagers felt an immediate tug at the first sight of one another and desperately acknowledged that nothing was to be left in the onslaught of that sweeping tide. Not only was there love between the lovers in the play; there was also love for fighting, love between friends, and love for passionm, and drama. Tybalt instigates a fight with Romeo and his men, which ultimatley ends with Tybalts and Mercutios death. Even though both sides now that they will pay a great price if they do not give in. “Romeo, the love I bear thee can afford No better term than this: thou are a villan.” Even when this is said to Romeo, Romeo replys with something that tries to persuade Tybalt to fight. He replys that he would like to be friends with Tybalt, and that is the motivation that restrains his anger. And he turns to leave and bids Tybalt farewell. Tybalt replys that, there is no excuse for the insults that he has given him, and he draws his sword, to fight Romeo. Romeo does not draw his sword but
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Approximate Word count = 1343
Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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