Romeo Spots Juliet

P3
Romeo spots Juliet at the mask ball, from the very first glimpse of each other there was love and affection waving in the air. Romeo was stunned and astonished of her charming looks and beauty. “I seems she hangs upon the cheek of night as rich jewel in an Ethiop’s ear” This quote shows how her beauty catches his attention straight away. This is referring to the way he sees her in his eyes, like a diamond against a dark background will appear much brighter, Juliet is being compared to a star in the sky, a jewel shining. The audience would be loving this scene as it strives romance and lust. The audience would have a clear picture of what the scene is about and the romance between Romeo and Juliet from reading the prologue. The prologue also quotes “Star crossed lovers” this is meaning the two characters are crossing each other’s pathways, there relationship was doomed from the start. Just from reading the prologue you can paint a picture in your head that the relationship is going to end in a massive tragedy.
P4
Tybalt the cousin of Juliet, hears about Romeo. Fuming as he was he uses a quote “Villian” and “fetch me my rapier” meaning sword. This is savage language back in the days, the audience would be shocked at the language and insults as the religion was very strong back then, those words were very strong to call someone. He feels that it will be a sin to kill Romeo as he is doing it for the honour of his family as he uses a quote “To strike him dead I hold it not a sin”. This audience would be feeling excited but also worried from the fear of there being a killing.
P5
The meeting of Romeo and Juliet, was possibly the most romantic moving script writing out of the whole scene. “If I profane with my unworthiest hand this holy shine, the gentle sin is this. My lips two blushing pilgrims , ready stand to smooth that rough touch with a tender kiss” this is a couple of lines from the famous sonnet. He is basically saying he is standing here with his lips...