Romeo
Romeo
appears obstinate and well determined man when he decides to marry Juliet. He
loves risk, in fact he goes to a party given by Lord
Capulet, the enemy of his family. He falls in love of Juliet at the first
sight and the passion takes him violently and his words are v 656d32g ery rich in
images and their suggestiveness is very different from everyday language
which is plain and ordinary. In Romeo love is over everything, and overcomes
the hate for Capulets. This character is very complex but at the same time
very human, passionate and resolute.
Juliet
Juliet kike Romeo is passionate and human,
she reveals her love and offers herself to her lover up to death. She is an
obstinate woman, fights against her parents to marry Romeo and appears
sincere and spontaneous with her Romeo and her feelings are simple and
innocent because she gives in to her love without flirting with Romeo. She
suffers for Romeo's death and without hesitating she dies too. Love and
passion take the two lovers to the tragedy.
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Macbeth
In the soliloquy, Lady Macbeth's words reveal that
Macbeth is an honest, human and noble-hearted man, but ambition and love for
his wife encourage him to commit criminal acts. His crimes change Macbeth
altogether and he is consumed with remorse and after suicide of his life, he
is tired to fight and to live but however, although isolated, he has not lost
his pride and refuses to surrender and so he dies honourably while fighting.
The general Macbeth in this tragedy assumes two personality: at the beginning
he is a
victorious man, highly honoured and respected; at the end he is the victim of
himself and of his animus. However Lady Macbeth as her husband are the victims of cruel fate made of ambitions and thirst
for power.
Lady Macbeth
Lady Macbeth, Macbeth's wife, is an
intelligent proud, ambitious woman, who risk everything to help her
husband to become king. He is her complement and love and ambition are the
ties which unite husband and wife. Lady Macbeth's soliloquy is tense with
ambition for Macbeth, when he arrives, she urges to
take advantage of the king's visit to their castle. Lady Macbeth is stronger
and more cruel than Macbeth and her madness and her
remorse to have overcame her in fact she become crazy and kill herself.
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