Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare.

The Consequences of Romeo and Juliet Sometimes authors use a character flaw to make a point about human nature. In his tragedy, Romeo and Juliet, William Shakespeare uses Romeo's impulsiveness to convey his message that rash actions can lead to serious trouble. This idea develops in the beginning of the play when Romeo likes Rosaline, when Romeo is impulsive he is falling in love with Juliet. Last, Romeo is impulsive when he found out that …

…conclusion, frequently, authors use a character's flaw to make a point about human nature. For example, in Romeo and Juliet, Romeo's impulsiveness had many consequence. As stated above, Romeo was impulsive with Rosaline, falling in love with Juliet, and rushing to kill himself, after thought that Juliet was dead. If Romeo was patient, different results may have occured. Romeo and Juliet have taught how it is possible for rash actions may lead to serious trouble.