Romeo and Juliet Summary and Analysis Essay Example

Mercuric and Benevolent are walking down a street peacefully and see Table.

Table, because of his miscommunication and misdirected beliefs, attacks the trio and ends up killing Mercuric, Romeos closest friend.

Although Romeo is married to Table's cousin and does not want to hurt a family member, he is forced to do so and ends up killing Table. Romeo is banished for killing Table, and the news is given to Juliet. Juliet is distraught, and her family misreads her despair for grief at Table's death rather than Romeos banishment (no one but Juliet and Romeo and their closest confidants knew of the marriage).

Juliet Is then forced by her father to marry a man she dislikes, named Paris. Struggling for a solution to another trouble caused by misunderstanding, Juliet seeks out Romeos confidant, Friar Lawrence, who comes up with a potion that will make Juliet appear dead to her family for 48 hours and will then wear off and allow her to wake. After all, a dead girl cannot be married.

Juliet takes the sleeping draught and is reported dead. Romeo, banished from society, hears this news and is stricken with grief.

Since now that his best friend is dead, the rife from killing a man is heavy on his shoulders, and he is forbidden to live in his home, Juliet was the only thing he lived for. And now, Juliet is dead to him because of a miscommunication (yet again). Romeo travels to an apothecary and gives the shopkeeper an extremely large amount of money in exchange for an illegal poison meant to kill within a few seconds. He then travels to the unlocked

tomb of still- sleeping Juliet.

Romeo, while traveling very clearly outset's tomb, meets Paris.

Paris misunderstands his purpose and assumes Romeo Is there to degrade, steal, or otherwise hurt Gullet's body. Romeo Is forced to kill again In order to carry out his plan. Romeo continues to the tomb and sees Juliet for the last time before drinking her. Out of despair, she takes a dagger and stabs herself, as Romeo left no poison in his cup. As news of the three tragedies (Paris, Romeo, then finally Juliet) spreads, the Caplet and Montague families settle their differences.

But it was too late.