Imagine two teens falling in love drastically and wanting to get married, but the girl's dad will not approve of it. Well in the drama Romeo and Juliet they are immature about the whole thing. The two teens forget about everybody else and run off and married knowing there will be consequences. With none of their parents knowing this changes everything, it is one big secret. Throughout the story of Romeo and Juliet, neither one of them gains any type of maturity. When Tybalt stabbed Mercutio in scene 3, Romeo goes back and kills Tybalt not thinking of anyone. He showed no maturity in the whole deal, in scene 3 act 1 the Prince had said “Romeo killed Tybalt. Tybalt killed Mercutio. Who should now pay the price for Mercutio’s life?” Then
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Friar knew Romeo did not know so he sent Friar John to take a letter to Mantua to Romeo explaining it all. On the way, Friar John got caught up and stuck in a house until he could be verified of not being in the plague. Then he went back to Friar without delivering the letter. Once Romeo found out Juliet was “dead” he went into instant he was going to commit suicide mode over her death. After a while of planning, Romeo went to the grave into the Capulets Monument to see Juliet and she was dead. Romeo then drank his poison and died right on top of Juliet and Paris. Romeo was so immature over it all he took his own life over Juliet being …show more content…
When Romeo got banished from Verona Juliet was immature about it she expressed “she was going to end her life she could not live without her dear Romeo.” Juliet had threatened to kill herself, and not even think about anyone else in her life. This does not only show immaturity but selfishness also for not thinking about her family, the nurse, and other people in her life. Her father Capulet set up for her to marry Paris on a Thursday, Juliet went straight into acting terrible, yelling at her father and being disrespectful about it. Not once did she show any sight of growing up. She then went to Friar to get a potion, Friar gave her a poison that would make her look and feel dead for about 48 hours. The plan was for her to wake up perfectly fine with her dear Romeo lying next to her. The wedding then got moved to Wednesday so Juliet had to take the liquid a day earlier than everyone in the deal
Friar knew Romeo did not know so he sent Friar John to take a letter to Mantua to Romeo explaining it all. On the way, Friar John got caught up and stuck in a house until he could be verified of not being in the plague. Then he went back to Friar without delivering the letter. Once Romeo found out Juliet was “dead” he went into instant he was going to commit suicide mode over her death. After a while of planning, Romeo went to the grave into the Capulets Monument to see Juliet and she was dead. Romeo then drank his poison and died right on top of Juliet and Paris. Romeo was so immature over it all he took his own life over Juliet being …show more content…
When Romeo got banished from Verona Juliet was immature about it she expressed “she was going to end her life she could not live without her dear Romeo.” Juliet had threatened to kill herself, and not even think about anyone else in her life. This does not only show immaturity but selfishness also for not thinking about her family, the nurse, and other people in her life. Her father Capulet set up for her to marry Paris on a Thursday, Juliet went straight into acting terrible, yelling at her father and being disrespectful about it. Not once did she show any sight of growing up. She then went to Friar to get a potion, Friar gave her a poison that would make her look and feel dead for about 48 hours. The plan was for her to wake up perfectly fine with her dear Romeo lying next to her. The wedding then got moved to Wednesday so Juliet had to take the liquid a day earlier than everyone in the deal