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THEMES OF ROMEO AND JULIET

In Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, there are several themes. One theme deals
with "eye love" versus "heart love". Eye love is loving someone at first sight because
of
their personal appearance. Heart loving is loving someone for who they are, regardless
of
appearance. Another theme of this play is fate and its hands in their lives.
Heart love versus eye love is one theme. This is seen through Romeo's two female
loves during the play. Romeo was in love with Rosalind at the beginning of the play even
though she did not return the feelings. This is heart love. Romeo's love for Juliet is
eye
love. He fell for Juliet without knowing her. When Friar Laurence asked Romeo about
this, he said his love for Rosalind was wrong because she didn't return it, and that his
love
for Juliet was right because she returned the feelings.
Fate is another theme in the play. Fate is when everything is predetermined. Fate
is inevitable. This is seen through both Romeo and Juliet. Anytime something goes
wrong, they quickly blame it on fate or "the stars". They never stopped to think it
could
be themselves doing it.
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