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Romeo & Juliet (Characters (Juliet (At the start Juliet is shy as she…

- - - - "We will have vengeance for it." - this shows her unforgiving side as she wants revenge for Tybalt.
      - "Nurse come back again." - she can't handle her daughter and relies on the nurse for comfort when talking to her own child.
      - "my daughters of a pretty age." - she believes that at Juliet's young age it is acceptable to get married due to her past and how she grew up.
      - "I shall never be satisfied with Romeo, till I behold him - dead-" - this shows her violent thoughts of death.
      - "I would the fool were married to her grave." - she takes Capulets side as she thinks of Juliet as a fool not to accept this offer for wealth and status.
  - - - Juliet says this, she is asking why Romeo is a montague and why their love has to be forbidden.
    - - Means it is sad they are leaving but that next time they see each other they will be getting married.
    - - Mercutio says this as he dies, it means he wishes bad on both families as their arguing caused him to get dipped.
    - - Romeo says this, he is comparing Juliet's beauty to that of the sun
    - - These violent delights, have violent ends.
        
        Friar Lawrence says this, it means that their love will end badly, this foreshadowing the death of them
      - A pair of star crossed lovers take their life.
        
        This is in the prologue it foreshadows the end of Romeo and Juliet.
      - O! I am fortune's fool
        
        Romeo says this. After Tybalt and Mercutio are dead Romeo has been unlucky/unfortunate(He got married to Juliet and then banished), so he says he is a fool of fortune which basically means that he is unlucky.
- - - - Religion is a powerful part of the play.
        
        Romeo and Juliet live in a religious society and live by rules of the church
        
        An example of them following the rules of the church is that the only way they can be together and smash is to get married
        
        But once Juliet has married Romeo the audience knows she can marry Paris because it would be against the law.
        
        Friar keeps the marriage a secret as marriage is sacred to the church, so he has to protect it.
        
        He also cant mention anything said in confession time with them.
        
        Then she'd go to hell.
        
        Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide.
        
        Suicide was a sin
      - The church had a big influence in the 16th centuary
        
        So in the play, religion is involved a lot.
        
        The Friar Lawrence represents the Verona church in the play
        
        Respect for the church is shown through the other characters interaction with Friar Lawrence
        
        Juliet is let out on her own to make confessions to the Friar.