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Romeo&Juliet Themes (Love ("O brawling love, O brawling hate…
Romeo&Juliet Themes
Love
"O brawling love, O brawling hate."
Antithesis demonstrates the internal conflict Romeo is dealing reflecting the turmoil and confusion love brings.
"Thou counterfeits a bark...the winds, thy sighs...will overset thy tempest tossed."
Passionate love. Capulet compares Juliet to a shipwrecking storm. Juliet's emotions cause the storm as she is in control of her feelings leading to her own death. Alternatively, the potent verb "tossed" illustrates how Juliet's emotions are tempestuous and out of her control causing the storm leading to the cataclysmic storm as the tide is out of her hands.
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"It is the east and Juliet is the sun, arise fair sun and kill the envious moon."
"Sun" element of worship, brightness, dependence. The sun and the moon cannot co- exist similar to R+J
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Fate vs Freewill
"Thou counterfeits a bark...the winds, thy sighs...will overset thy tempest tossed."
Capulet compares Juliet to a shipwrecking storm. Juliet's emotions cause the storm as she is in control of her feelings leading to her own death. Alternatively, the potent verb "tossed" illustrates how Juliet's emotions are tempestuous and out of her control suggesting a greater force causing the storm leading to the cataclysmic storm as the tide is out of her hands.
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"O Fortune, Fortune all men call thee fickle."
After the couple consummate their marriage, Julie portrays Fortune (Dame Fortuna, goddess of Fortune) as fickle, unpredictable and unrealiable
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Youth vs Age
"Love moderately, long love doth so."
The younger generation are presented to be more impetuous, rash and impulsive, compared to the more moderate and sagacious older generation
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"He shall be endured"
Capulet takes on a passive approach, at the feast, compared to Tybalt who is prepared to confront and fight Romeo.
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