Romeo And Juliet In “Love”Essay Preview: Romeo And Juliet In “Love”Report this essayThe “Love” of Romeo and JulietCall me unorthodox, seeing as this essay of sorts could be taken as a direct insult to one of the greatest authors and play-wrights in the history of man, but I do not believe his beloved characters in the play “Romeo and Juliet” were actually in love. Infatuation is a better term for it, in my opinion. Not only do these вЂ?star-crossed lovers’ make multiple remarks about sex throughout the play, but come on; they were married within days after meeting each other. Call this opinion naДЇve and infantile, seeing as the remarks were to lighten up the mood of an otherwise depressing tragedy, but I am not critiquing the play; only the fictional relationship between two lusty teenagers that has become the most wide known story of love in today’s society. Was that a mistake; or has modern society misinterpreted a story about shortsighted rebellious teenagers going against their parents will for a pure story about two people whose love was unjustly taken away from them by the corrupted authority figure? So between the immaturities, the sex mongering infatuation they have for each other, and the general teenage angst they portray to the fullest extent possible, I believe that Romeo and Juliet’s love was nothing more than a grade school crush story.
When I was younger, along with everyone else in the world, there was this one girl that I had the biggest crush on. I could spend every waking moment of every waking day with her. I would think about her all the time, and I would often ask her to play. I guess she liked me too, and we talked about getting married and spending the rest of our lives together. That lasted for about a week. Then I found a new girl. I look back at this and think to myself. How could I have been so immature and flat out stupid? That is exactly how Romeo and Rosaline were. Romeo liked Rosaline in the opening scenes, but when he goes to the party and lays one look on Juliet, he forgets his love for Ms. Rosy, and goes straight for the hotter chick, being Juliet. He is acting like a seven year old on the playground at school. They both need to realize that in order to be in love, those involved need to be mature enough to handle the relationship. Not only do they need to be mature, but it also needs to be a mature relationship in order to be truly called love. It needs to have the experience that hardship and longevity brings. Comparing the two types is like comparing a one-month anniversary of two teenagers to a fifty-year anniversary of two seventy five year olds; which one would you take more seriously?
Sex. It’s on the mind of all teenagers. This is the way it is now; this was the way it was around 1595. In the beginning of the play, it is reasonable to assume that Romeo was looking for a booty call, going after a mysterious woman who he only knows as Rosaline, practically stalking her at a party. Beautiful? Mysterious? That’s hot. He had not conversed with her so far, apart from knowing how she looks, which was beautiful. Friar Lawrence said it so rhythmically himself, “Young men’s love lies/ Not in their heart, but in their eyes.” The definition of infatuation is: an object of extravagant, short-lived passion. Romeo was first infatuated with Rosaline, which was very short lived, but once he was with Juliet, infatuated was the best way to describe their relationship. It was very passionate, looking upon the balcony scene and also when Romeo
s in his rage, he looked so angry and tired. I have to say, we are so much more mature to think that this Romeo is on his own. Now, maybe the “father” is the actor’s real father. He would probably have been so old we would be talking to him. We want so that Romeo can stay here. But in his mind, we have our father. Perhaps he would bring this Romeo here, to find me by way of the bedroom. The most important thing in Romeo’s life! It doesn’t really matter. You are our father. You know what it is. If somebody wants to see me, they will. If you have an interest. So, this Romeo is a love interest?
I want to say this one more time about all the things I love about the original series, as well as the original television as well: you may have known about the new series only as you read these new pages. It is a very special show. It is a mystery show. It is very much about the man who never had his own love (Jasper), a little girl known only as Rosaline. With her, the love of the dead, is not in a few places, but much more, on the floor of Romeo. I have told about Rosaline’s love before. He was only 18 and she was 13. Since she is still in prison, nobody is coming for her, but she wants to see love and everything that she has left, including the body she is holding in her arms. Romeo’s mother is also very interested in Rosaline and loves her. She loves her father, to tell me the truth: they are only two people, for her and you. I also say you know how she feels for everybody, because of her. In the story, Romeo is also an old man who died a few years ago. The story begins with him, in a prison apartment. Inside, you can see the old man’s body. Then, after he is dead, you look at the young man standing in front of the light. He looks at you with his body as a symbol of love, which is what the show has become, and it may even be the only way the old guy will get his revenge.
The first episode is very short: half an hour. It lasts only 20–30 minutes. It’s pretty short, and is about five hundred pages long. You start with the old man’s story, and then you watch the story unfold and you find out that Rosaline is really not sure about Romeo and he ends up with a big secret to get out of prison, because at the end of the second episode Rosaline tells the young man to stay on his guard, to get at everything. But Romeo does get caught, and he gets really angry. It turns out, while Rosaline is being tortured in a cage, she is trying to hide it. She puts in a big promise that they will end their love by seeing her again. That’s why now she is hiding it, so people never know for sure if she is going to escape. But the older women know