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Romeo and Juliet

 

            Romeo and Juliet is a play written over 500 years ago by William Shakespeare. The play is about two star crossed lovers who fall deeply in love with one another. Though because of the hate between their two families, they can not be together and therefore their lives end in tragedy.
             We have chosen to do activity number 4. This activity involves Romeo and Juliet's behavior after a number of important events have occurred. Would they have reacted differently if they had read their horoscopes? Could it have changed the outcome of the play?.
             This is what we believe Romeos horoscope would have been like.
             You crave for true love and a sole mate and because of this it would be wise not to refuse any party invitations for you may find the one who have been searching for. But finding this person will have some positives and negatives. This is also a chance to forget about old loves and concentrate on a new beginning. Even though this may be a very exciting time for you, you have to concentrate on your actions because they may have severe consequences. Your anger will reach its highest if you are not careful. If you become too aggressive don't think that you will get away with it. You may be punished and you may never be forgiven. Think before you act.
             We believe Romeos horoscope would have been like this because Romeos is a romantic and is always got love on his mind. He is loves struck and is the kind of person who will do anything for love. He wasn't too sure of going to the Capulet party but Mercutio convinced him, just so that he would get over Roseline and concentrate on the future. That is how he met Juliet. When Mercutio died because of Tybalt, Romeo could not control his temper and because he couldn't do that, it made the situation twice as worse. He was banished for killing Tybalt. He could not return to Verona and so Juliet and Romeo had to sneak around which things a lot worse. He didn't think about the consequences.


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