Romeo and Juliet

Editorial essay on romeo and Juliet Verona, July 13th, House of the Capulets. The Capulets held a marvellous feast to encourage their only daughter, Juliet Capulet to fall in love with a so-called Paris. The dance had just begun when a small group of uninvited guests slid through the opening doors assisted with a few small torch-bearers. The uninvited guests, identified as being of the Montague family, were recognized immediately, the leading figure being Romeo …

…by friends Mercutio and Benvolio to attend the feast, because they knew he yearned for the fair Rosaline. However, Romeo was not with Rosaline at the dance, but seemed to be entranced by the fair Juliet Capulet. Alas! Why did their lips meet? Why did they dance arm in arm? Why did the eyes of these two innocent youths twinkle at the sight of one another? And that is the biggest mystery of them all.