Comment on the various sorts of love shown in Romeo and Juliet. How does Shakespeare use language to reinforce these feelings?
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Comment on the various sorts of love shown in Romeo and Juliet. How does Shakespeare use language to reinforce these feelings? Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet is a romantic tragedy based around a pair of young lovers. The play is set in 12th century Verona where a pair of families, the Capulet's and the Montague's have been feuding for many years. The play revolves around Romeo Montague and Juliet Capulet falling deeply in love and the events that befall these two forbidden lovers. The play covers an array of different types of love and love related issues from brotherly love to bodily lust, Shakespeare uses the characters to portray stereotyped ideas of love and how it affects people. Before even the first scene is out, the play has already touched upon the idea of brotherly love. Benvolio, the cousin of Romeo, finds Romeo in a state of near depression and says to...

