What are Romeo and Juliet's strengths and weaknesses?

Answer 1

Romeo's strengths: love, fighting, Juliet

Romeo's weaknesses: his love for Juliet, death

Juliet's strengths: love, beauty, Romeo

Juliet's weaknesses: her love for Romeo, death

Answer 2

Mercutio's weakness is that he is too violent. He is the one that starts the fight with Tybalt in Act III, Scene 1 and as a result he dies. Mercutio can also be seen as kind of cocky about his fighting skills.

Answer 3

Paris is a conventional person, who knows how to behave in society. This can be a strength. It certainly helps him with Capulet. However, he lacks imagination and empathy--that's why he relies so strongly on doing the proper thing.

Answer 4

As with most of Shakespeare's characters, Friar Lawrence has his faults. A few that come to mind:

> NAIVETE/OPTIMISM - He married Romeo & Juliet thinking their marriage might ease their family's feud, not fully understanding the severity of the conflict.

> CHAUVINISM - Here's a quote.

Romeo's crying, and Laurence's response is something like "Dude, are you a man? You look like a man, but you cry like a woman, and you're being all crazy and irrational, just like a chick." (Well, technically, he says

"Art thou a man? thy form cries out thou art: Thy tears are womanish; thy wild acts denote

The unreasonable fury of a beast:

Unseemly woman in a seeming man!")

> COWARDICE - After Romeo dies, he abandon's Juliet because he's scared of getting caught in the tomb, and she commits suicide.

Answer 5

They are extreme, violent, resistant, moddy, fickle and immature

Answer 6

Faithfulness

Answer 7

What are mercutio interest

Answer 8

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Answer 9

tacos

Answer 10

kryptonite