Romeo And Juliet Persuasive Essay

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Today all everyone say do not judge a book by it is cover, but did anyone ever say do not judge someone from the inside. Because there has ever been anything like that before. Well for Romeo and Juliet it is the world they have to live in, from what their family has created because of their feud. So for the overall theme of Romeo and Juliet it is do not judge someone from what they believe in, it is what they are made of. Due to this Paris, Romeo , Juliet , Mercutio , and Tybalt had to die for that. Beginning with Mercutio and Tybalt, Mercutio was standing up for Romeo because Romeo wanted to love Tybalt, but Tybalt rejected his offering because he knew what it really meant is that, Romeo is in love with Juliet and was expecting Tybalt as family. Tybalt wants …show more content…
Juliet which had faked her death and was sent to the tomb. To try and be with Romeo since that was the only person she has really ever loved. Killed herself since when she awoke from the tomb and seeing the dead body of Romeo. Knew she could not live without Romeo so she took the dagger and stabbed herself in the heart. For the Capulets and Montagues which had died of all the drama in what they have believed in got so bad they would fight torture and kill each other just because they had different beliefs. That's why we say the deaths of two great men Mercutio and Tybalt, and deaths of 14 year old son and daughter of different beliefs of families plus all other Capulets and Montagues were killed over foolish belief. In the story Romeo and Juliet there many themes that could have been chosen, but the one that stuck out the most was do not judge someone on what they believe in. How it is shown through is the deaths and the pain of Capulets and Montague people, Mercutio, Tybalt, Paris, Romeo, and Juliet. Since there was all of them tragedies we will never know the real potential of the

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