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Through careful analysis of Shakespeare’s language, characterisation and dramatic technique, discuss the nature and development of Romeo and Juliet’s relationship
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Through careful analysis of Shakespeare's language, characterisation and dramatic technique, discuss the nature and development of Romeo and Juliet's relationship. Romeo and Juliet's relationship is focused into four different key areas during the majority of the play. Initially, as they meet at the Capulet Ball they become deeply involved in one another and they seem to lose all thoughts and realism of the direct world and atmosphere around them. Their characters are emphasised well in the scene as young, naïve, besotted lovers and the language used is extremely witty yet also very romantic considering the short time they have known each other and how sudden their relationship has signs of development. They meet again on the balcony after the ball and, as they declare their "love" for each other, again an almost surrealistic atmosphere encloses them and Romeo, in particular, shows signs of immaturity. This can be seen as an ultimate love...
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