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In conclusion Romeo’s character has distorted right through the play. The change in situations through the acts have influenced Romeo’s personality
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Romeo and Juliet Romeo is an emotional, adolescent boy, he thrives upon complexity of love and predicament of romance. The story is a romantic tragedy where Romeo and his love must fall. The passion and emotion that lurks in Romeo, inevitably is responsible for the tragedy which soon surfaces. Romeo is in love with the idea of being in love. His actions and relations are under great scrutiny from the tension and suspense of the feuding Montague's and Capulet's, as his love and affection for Juliet develops so does his impetuous character. The first expressions of Romeo are that he is not his usual self. His absence is thoroughly spoken about in the Montague household. Montague mentions how Romeo has been keeping to himself, preferring night to day "Locks fair daylight out, And makes himself an artificial night." From Montague, Lady Montague and Benvolio, we gather that the story will be...
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