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ROMEO AND JULIETTE

THEME
To start with, we can see that the general situation is rather like a clan or tribal
conflict. Such conflict can lead to social disorder, bloodshed or even death. It all
start with the conflict between the two households.
Later on in the play, at Act II, Scene 2 - the party scene, Romeo and Juliet meet and
fell immediately in love and they shared a sonnet together. This is just a matter of fate
and chance.
The play is in a climax after Romeo and Juliet decided to get married the next day after
they meet at Juliet's balcony that night. Romeo's happiness after the marriage is
contrasted with Tybalt's appearance which cause Mercutio's death, Tybalt's death, Romeo's
banishment and all the tragedy to happen.
While Romeo was banished, Juliet is there, in her own house, hoping that Romeo will be
there tonight to consummate their marriage.
Romeo was in Friar's cell, feeling very helpless and despair, as he could not go to see
Juliet tonight and he must leave for Mantua immediate because of his banishment.
The Nurse brought back bad news of Romeo's banishment and Tybalt's death. At first,
Juliet was devastated as she misunderstood Romeo is the one who is killed by Tybalt. But
after further questioning, Juliet then realized that Tybalt is the one who is died, not
Romeo. She felt relieved.
Friar finally agree to let Romeo go to the Capulet's place that night. But ONLY with a
disguise.
They shared their passion that night. Sadly, Romeo must leave Juliet for Mantua the next
morning.
Juliet was forced to marry Paris. She didn't want to marry him, and with Friar's help,
she drank a potion which would cause her to 'die' for 72 hours. On that day, Friar tried
to inform Romeo about the plan, but his letter did not reach him. Instead Romeo receive
the unpleasant news from Balthasar. Romeo then went to Juliet's tomb, he killed Paris, he
drank the poison, and when Juliet woke up, she killed herself, and die too.
THE STORY
In the late 1500's, in Verona, Italy. There were two really powerful families, the
Montagues and the Capulets, who had been enemies for almost decades.
One day, the head of household of the Capulet family, which is Juliet's father, decides
to throw a party and to invite all the relatives and friends of the Capulet. Being the
feuding family, the Montages, of course was not invited. Romeo, as the Montages, planned
to get a look at a young girl, Rosaline, who he was pursuing then. Therefore he disguised
himself in a party clothes and secretly slips into the party. Once he went inside, he saw
no Rosaline, instead he saw an attractive girl --- Juliet. His attention was immediately
stolen by the attractive girl he saw. He fell in love instantly.
But after that, when Romeo found out that Juliet was a Capulet, and vice versa, they both
feel very disappointed. 
That night, Romeo secretly crept into the garden of the Capulet so as to hope to catch a
glimpse of Juliet.
Juliet was standing on her balcony, confessing her forbidden love to the stars. Romeo
heard her confession and he stepped out from the bush which he was hiding in. Romeo
admits his strong feelings to Juliet and plans to marry her secretly the next day with
the help of his friend, Friar Laurence.
On the wedding day, both of Romeo's friends, Benvolio and Mercutio was confronted by
Juliet's cousin, Tybalt, while walking down the streets in Verona. Tybalt was there to
get Romeo. When he couldn't find him, he started fighting with Benvolio and Mercutio.
After that, Romeo shows up but he didn't want to fight with Tybalt because he's already
married to Juliet. One of his friend Mercutio, saw that Romeo did not stand up for
himself and couldn't understand it. So Mercutio stepped out to fight for him. But he was
killed. Romeo couldn't control his anger anymore. So as to avenge the death of his
friend, Romeo kills Tybalt. The prince of Verona then banishes Romeo away from Juliet, to
another town, Mantua. Not knowing Juliet's marriage to Romeo, Juliet's father, the old
Capulet, decided to marry his daughter to a young man named Paris.
Not knowing what to do, Juliet consults Friar Laurence. He told her to agree to the
marriage, but in the morning of her wedding day, she will drink a potion specially made
by Friar Laurence to her. The potion will make Juliet looks like she is died. Then he
will sent Romeo there to rescue her. Therefore, on the day of marriage, Juliet did as
what she was told.
But the bad thing is, bad news reaches Romeo's ears before Friar Laurence reaches him.
Over coming with grief, Romeo buys a poison before going to Juliet's tomb so as to died
beside his wife. When he reaches Juliet's tomb, he was forced to kill Paris for not
letting him inside to be with Juliet. Romeo drank the poison and died. Moments later,
Juliet wakes up and found Romeo died. She learns what has happened from Friar Laurence
who just came in to the tomb. Feeling very upset, She took Romeo's dagger to kill
herself. Romeo and Juliet's death had caused a deep impact on the Montagues and the
Capulets. They promised themselves that they were never to fight again.

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