What problem exists in this city in romeo and Juliet?

Answer 1

Well, they were Italian, and Shakespeare wrote in English, so they had to learn a foreign language first....

Just kidding, to see if you were awake. This classic tale of doomed young lovers illustrates the obstacles faced when the families and relatives of two people are at war with each other - whether small, localized clashes such as in R & J, or something even bigger like wars and such, which have indeed been fought over things like this.

The Capulets and the Montague's feud was the driving force of this drama.

Did you know that the famous Musical "West Side Story" is an updated version of the same basic tale?

Answer 2

If by "this city" you mean "fair Verona where we lay our scene", the problem is that there are two powerful families in the town that, for reasons we are never told and they probably cannot remember, have an ongoing feud. The servants of the one family, seeing those of the other, immediately want to start a fight. Having gang wars going on all the time is not good for the good order of the city.

Answer 3

In "Romeo and Juliet," the main problem is the long-standing feud between the Montague and Capulet families, which causes conflict and violence between them. This feud creates barriers for Romeo and Juliet's love and ultimately leads to tragic consequences for the young couple.

Answer 4

The feud is so old that no-one remebers what caused it.

Answer 5

Their families are engaged in a long, bitter feud.