Romeo and Juliet: Love & Death

Romeo & Juliet: Love and Death In the play Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare love and death are linked together. There are several instances when love and death take place. Romeo and Juliet die for their love of eachother. Tybalt, Juliet’s cousin, kills Mercutio. Romeo kills Tybalt and Paris. Lady Montague dies for the love of her son Romeo. Romeo and Juliet’s marriage is changed during the play. As Juliet met her love …

…They felt that there was no reason to live if they cannot be with the one and only person they loved. In conclusion, Romeo and Juliet loved eachother and killed themselves for their love. Their relationship was so strong that they could not be apart. The love of both of them not only killed themselves but it also killed the lives of others. These deaths were caused by the secret love of Romeo and Juliet.