How is the setting important to the play Romeo and Juliet?

Answer 1

The setting to Romeo and Juliet is important because it tells you where they are and its easier to follow along to what they do and where they do it.

Or, on the other hand, the setting is not important at all, as the Romeo+Juliet movie demonstrates. You can set this play anywhere you like and it will still make sense.

Please note that Shakespeare gives the physical setting (the city of Verona), but not the temporal one. Nothing in the play indicates what century it is supposed to take place in.

Answer 2

The setting of Verona in Romeo and Juliet lends an atmosphere of heightened emotions and conflict, providing a backdrop for the passionate love story between the two main characters. The physical layout of the city, with its narrow streets and high walls, creates a sense of confinement and inevitability. The feud between the Capulets and Montagues is intensified by the claustrophobic setting, leading to tragic consequences for the young lovers.

Answer 3

romeo and Juliet state their love for one another for the first time

Answer 4

because they talk about there emotions and that's were everything starts getting interesting to what is going to happen next

Answer 5

that's where Romeo kiss Juliet.