What are Romeo's conflicts in Romeo and Juliet?

Answer 1

Montagues vs Capulets: They are rivals from the beginning. Capulet's think they are superior than everyone else in the city. this causes Romeo and Juliet to not be able to be with each other and therefore commit suicide.

Romeo vs Society: Romeo kills Tybalt in an angry rage which causes Romeo to be vanished from Verona. And be separated from Juliet.

Friar vs his fate: He gave Juliet a potion which she used to fool everyone into thinking she is dead, the Friar also married Romeo and Juliet. Because of everything the Friar has done his fate may turn out to be death.

Answer 2

Romeo is first introduced to the audience sulking about love, using oxymorons, that shows internal conflict with his own emotions, and therefore, in emotional turmoil.

Romeo has an internal conflict when he realizes that Juliet is a Capulet and his "life is his foes debt" and he probably gives some serious thought to wether or not he loves Juilet.(However, he didn't think for that long because the balcony scene took place not long after the party)

Romeo also has a conflict with Tybalt in the fight scene because Romeo embarassed Tybalt so he wants to kill him but ends up killing Mercutio instead which sets Romeo off and he kills Tybalt.

Romeo also has a conflict with Paris when he comes to see Juliet in her tomb because- heck- Paris is a woman stealer.

Answer 3

Romeo faces several conflicts in "Romeo and Juliet," including his family's feud with the Capulets, his love for Juliet conflicting with his loyalty to his family, and his impulsive nature leading to tragic consequences. These conflicts contribute to the overall tragedy of the play.

Answer 4

she is in love with romeo, her enemy since she can remember