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How Does Shakespeare Prepare The Audience in Act One, Scene Five For The Tragic Ending? In this essay I intend to explain the reasons for and the ways in which Shakespeare prepares the audience in act one, scene five for the ultimate tragic ending. I will briefly explain the details of the scene and its significance to the entire play. Furthermore I will examine in detail Romeo's thoughts upon seeing Juliet for the first time and the couple's first conversation. In addition to this I will analyse Tybalt's reaction to Romeo's intrusion of the masked ball and finally both antagonists' reactions upon discovery of one another's true identity. Act One, Scene five is the scene where Romeo first catches sight of Juliet, from this scene onwards the events leading to the tragic event of Romeo and Juliet's death start to unravel. In the prior scene Romeo's friends, including Mercutio persuaded him to...

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