Romeo and Juliet as outsiders to society
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- Created on: 12-09-18 15:58
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- Romeo and Juliet as outsiders
- Juliet in Act 3 scene 5 when she refuses to marry Paris.
- When the play was written, this would have been considered outrageous to disobey your parents.
- In the 16th century, rich people didn't get married for love, but for power or money.
- When she refuses, Capulet is furious - he sees her as his property.
- Isolated in her own name?
- When the play was written, this would have been considered outrageous to disobey your parents.
- Romeo's and Juliet's forbidden love
- They attempt to hide and escape from the conflict but ultimately end up paying the forfeit.
- Prefer night time - symbolizing that their love exists in a world outside of their parents conflict.
- Romeo at the beginning of act 1 scene 1 is a patrachen lover who's love is unrequited.
- We do not see any other male characters behave like this.
- Romeo and Juliet's love is very different to Capulet's and Lady Capulet's.
- Romeo is made an outsider when he is banished for killing Tybalt.
- Juliet in Act 3 scene 5 when she refuses to marry Paris.
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