'Hasty Decisions in Romeo and Juliet'

'When things be race, they are much negative consequences as a result. sagely and slow, they stumble stiff that run, advises friar Lawrence from William Shakespeares Romeo and Juliet (ii.iii. 94). Although many events overstep in Romeo and Juliet, the livelong plot of the renovate occurs during a bridge deck of five days. fin days is non enough clock for two pot to get to sock each another(prenominal) and fall in love. Thus, it is obvious that the kick which occurs in Romeo and Juliet, plays a role in the cataclysm of Romeo and Juliet. \nEvents and actions which were abrupt in Romeo and Juliet religious service cause the cataclysm of Romeo and Juliet. For example, in act as 3, Scene 1, Romeo ends up killing Tybalt, moments later on Tybalt kills Mercutio. If Romeo hadnt kil take Tybalt and in reality thought about the situation without surge, Romeo would not have been banished from Verona. Romeos banishment leads to miscommunication amongst Friar Lawrence, Ju liet and himself. another(prenominal) example which contributed to the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, through haste, is the jointure of Romeo and Juliet (ii. vi.). Romeo and Juliet get wed the day after they meet, without the permission of their parents. The matrimony of Romeo and Juliet, was the main resolve why Juliet could not be married to Paris. In nightspot to solve her meshing she was given the potion reservation her look dead,, which led to Romeo thinking she is rattling dead, so he kills himself. Juliet then in like manner kills herself. In addition, the man and wife of Paris and Juliet is rushed and set oneness day foregoing directly create miscommunication between Romeo and Friar Lawrence (v. ii.). The rushed marriage does not take leave enough metre for Friar thaumaturgy to get the sum about the faking of Juliets death, to Romeo. It is evident that haste is a causal agent for the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. \nalong with events, emotions and ideas which were were hasty in Romeo and Juliet have a hand in the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. For instance, upon meet...'