The finale of the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet was very regrettable for both the Montagues and the Capulets. The feuding families mourned over their lost loved ones because of some poor choices made by themselves. A Capulet would never let his daughter marry who she wanted especially if he was their rival, a Montague. Mr. Capulet didn’t let Juliet make her own decisions, even though she was old enough to think and have her own personal thoughts and feelings. When you get treated unfairly, you normally don’t want to respect or listen to the person who did you wrong. It causes you to get very irritated and possibly to rebel against them. In consideration of this, Mr. Capulet is the most responsible for the death of his daughter and son in law.
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When they each caught a glimpse of each other they immediately became extremely attracted, even though they barely knew anything about each other. Neither knew what each other's last name was and nor would it cross their mind at that moment. They were just 2 people who fell in love at first site. “My only love sprung from my only hate! Too early seen unknown, and known too late.” (Shakespeare, pg 396). Little did they know that would affect the rest of their lives
When they each caught a glimpse of each other they immediately became extremely attracted, even though they barely knew anything about each other. Neither knew what each other's last name was and nor would it cross their mind at that moment. They were just 2 people who fell in love at first site. “My only love sprung from my only hate! Too early seen unknown, and known too late.” (Shakespeare, pg 396). Little did they know that would affect the rest of their lives