Title: Main Conflicts in Romeo and Juliet | FreebookSummary
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Main Conflicts in Romeo and Juliet
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The Prince, Benvolio and Lady Capulet discussed the events that took place, with the ruling that was expressed through the words of Escales, “Therefore use none. Let Romeo hence in haste, Else, when he’s found, that hour is his last. ” ( 3. 1. 190-191), they banished Romeo from the city, and if he is found in Verona he will be killed. Most people would be happy with the verdict, however, Romeo was acrimonious and heartbroken because although he could live anywhere else in Italy, Verona was the only place he wanted to live, he wanted to be with Juliet. Nevertheless, Romeo departed from the city of Verona creating an even tougher situation for him to be with Juliet, but he never gave up, he believed nothing could stop their love. Meanwhile, other disagreements and quarrels took place, for instance, between Juliet and her parents. William Shakespeare wrote the tragic Romeo and Juliet play in the Elizabethan era, 1500’s.