Hasty Decisions in Romeo and Juliet

When things be locomote, they are often contradict consequences as a result. sagely and slow, they stumble fast that run, advises mendicant Lawrence from William Shakespeares Romeo and Juliet (ii.iii. 94). Although many events egest in Romeo and Juliet, the whole plot of the play occurs during a duette of five old age. Five solar days is not enough sentence for two people to hold fast to know each other(a) and fall in love. Thus, it is taken for granted(predicate) that the haste which occurs in Romeo and Juliet, plays a role in the disaster of Romeo and Juliet. \nEvents and actions which were precipitate in Romeo and Juliet benefactor cause the cataclysm of Romeo and Juliet. For guinea pig, in Act 3, Scene 1, Romeo ends up killing Tybalt, moments after Tybalt kills Mercutio. If Romeo hadnt killed Tybalt and actually thought about(predicate) the situation without haste, Romeo would not take in been banished from Verona. Romeos banishment leads to miscommunication a midst beggar Lawrence, Juliet and himself. Another example which contributed to the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, through haste, is the trades union of Romeo and Juliet (ii. vi.). Romeo and Juliet get wed the day after they meet, without the permission of their parents. The espousal of Romeo and Juliet, was the main resolve wherefore Juliet could not be married to Paris. In order to act her conflict she was given the potion make her look dead,, which led to Romeo mentation she is really dead, so he kills himself. Juliet then also kills herself. In addition, the marriage of Paris and Juliet is go and set one day earlier directly do miscommunication between Romeo and Friar Lawrence (v. ii.). The rushed marriage does not allow enough time for Friar John to get the nub about the faking of Juliets death, to Romeo. It is sheer that haste is a reason for the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. \nAlong with events, emotions and ideas which were were hasty in Romeo and Juliet have a ha nd in the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. For instance, upon meet...