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In William Shakespeare's play "Romeo and Juliet," it was Rosaline who refused Romeo's love, leading to his initial depression at the beginning of the play. Romeo's unrequited love for Rosaline is what sets the stage for his eventual meeting and falling in love with Juliet. Rosaline's rejection of Romeo's love serves as a catalyst for the events that unfold throughout the rest of the play.
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What Illnesses or diseases caused by lack of love?
depression and neurosis
What is romeos mood when he first enters?
romeo is in love
What does benvolio suggest for romeos problem?
he is in love and dose not no what too do at this point he love to girls
What are romeos thoughts after the balcony scene?
he is in love with Juliet and wants to marry her
What is romeos explanation when Juliet asks how he managed to get in?
"With love's light wings" he says.
What imagery does shakespeare use to show romeos love for Juliet?
he saters and gazes into her eyes....love at first sight
How was romeos love for Juliet and Rosaline similar?
They were both Capulets. Perhaps their unattainability made them attractive to him.
What is romeos response when Juliet asked him how he got over the castle walls?
Basically it was "The power of love".
What does the friar criticize about romeos love for Juliet and its time frame?
He criticises Romeo for moving too quickly.
Why was the Great Depression?
The great depression was a human characteristic of the stock market which caused no food some no clothing and lost of lives so be sure to help people poor today cause one day you ll be in depression soon answers from nika love the world and remember the world is full of depression
Romeos final speech serves as a summary of his last thoughts. What does he tell the audience about love and death?
He tells the audience that love is just fortune and death is sacrifice.
What defines Romeos love in the play?
He kills himself cause he cant be with her at the end of the play and there married on the third day I think
