What are Romeo and Juliet's strengths and weaknesses?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, Romeo and Juliet's strengths are like their passion for each other and their willingness to defy their families for love. But, like, their weaknesses are definitely their impulsiveness and inability to communicate properly. I mean, they could have just, like, sent a text instead of going all Romeo and Juliet on us.

Answer 2

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 3

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 4

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 5

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 6

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

Answer 7

Faithfulness

Answer 8

What are mercutio interest

Answer 9

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Answer 10

tacos