Shown through the character of Romeo Feuds in the streets between the two families – unrequited love towards Rosalind tries to avoid fighting with Tybalt Courtly Love Love that isn’t reciprocated Tybalt tries to engage the Capulets in fighting at the – Love at first sight between Romeo and Juliet ball Over-the-top, romantic love R&J Love for the family R and the Montagues – Juliet and the nurse maternal love – Capulets love for the family Family Patriarchy Both main families are to their own. The Men rule in society and believe women are Capulets and the Montagues. to men Family means everything and it would be Shown by Lord Capulet and the way he treats Juliet – disrespectful to the family to go against them. insulting and threatening to throw her out Women are expected to marry young. 14 years old Expects Juliet to marry who he says because he says it was when Juliet’s mother married. Law Religion The Prince is the final lawmaker in R&J Lawrence is neutral he wants the best for both – He splits up the initial fight in the streets of Verona families and warns the rebellious citizens against further Religion was very important to the whole society misdemeanours Friar Lawrence helps them marry in secret He is disloyal to the families by doing this but wants to bring the family together again Supported by the Nurse Could be considered pivotal to the ending as his plan to reunite the two start crossed lovers as the message doesn’t get through to Juliet culminating in the deaths Rebellion Death On the streets of Verona against each other’s Paris towards Juliet even in death he wants to see – families her Against the rules of patriarchy Juliet disobeys her Mercutio dies and puts a plague on all the houses – father Tybalt is killed by Romeo Against the unwritten laws of the society where Juliet pretends to die in to lure Romeo back to women were supposed to be sub-servant, meek and Verona agree/do everything the men stated Romeo warns and fights Paris at the tomb to Paris’ Against his family Romeo death – thinking Juliet is dead kills himself with poison Juliet wakes and stabs herself Prologue Two households, both alike in dignity, In fair Verona, where we lay our scene, From ancient grudge break to new mutiny, Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean. From forth the fatal loins of these two foes
Shown through the character of Romeo – unrequited love towards Rosalind Courtly Love – Love that isn’t reciprocated Love at first sight between Romeo and Juliet Over-the-top, romantic love R&J Love for the family – R and the Montagues Juliet and the nurse – maternal love Capulets love for the family Feuds in the streets between the two families tries to avoid fighting with Tybalt Tybalt tries to engage the Capulets in fighting at the ball Family Both main families are to their own. The Capulets and the Montagues. Family means everything and it would be disrespectful to the family to go against them. Women are expected to marry young. 14 years old was when Juliet’s mother married. Patriarchy Men rule in society and believe women are to men Shown by Lord Capulet and the way he treats Juliet – insulting and threatening to throw her out Expects Juliet to marry who he says because he says it Law The Prince is the final lawmaker in R&J He splits up the initial fight in the streets of Verona and warns the rebellious citizens against further misdemeanours Religion Lawrence is neutral – he wants the best for both families Religion was very important to the whole society Friar Lawrence helps them marry in secret He is disloyal to the families by doing this but wants to bring the family together again Supported by the Nurse Could be considered pivotal to the ending as his plan to reunite the two start crossed lovers as the message doesn’t get through to Juliet culminating in the deaths Rebellion On the streets of Verona against each other’s families Against the rules of patriarchy – Juliet disobeys her father Against the unwritten laws of the society where women were supposed to be sub-servant, meek and agree/do everything the men stated Against his family – Romeo Death Paris towards Juliet – even in death he wants to see her Mercutio dies and puts a plague on all the houses Tybalt is killed by Romeo Juliet pretends to die in to lure Romeo back to Verona Romeo warns and fights Paris at the tomb to Paris’ death thinking Juliet is dead kills himself with poison Juliet wakes and stabs herself Prologue Two households, both alike in dignity, In fair Verona, where we lay our scene, From ancient grudge break to new mutiny, Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean. From forth the fatal loins of these two foes
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