What do you think Shakespeare's views on love and hate were? I believe that Shakespeare's view on love was very different than other peoples views on love, his definition of love was that you would do anything extreme if you truly love them, he also believed in love in first sight. Examples of this is when he went to the party, and saw Juliet, just to instantly fall in love with her, and making out in the back of the party, which eventually they decide to marry each other. Another view of extreme love is when he literally would of killed for her, and also broke into her house at the middle of the night just to see her, and also had other intentions which he reveals in the balcony scene. For his views of hate, he honestly had a pretty weird and dark view on hate. In example of him expressing a dark hate is when Mercutio was killed by Tybalt. The weird part of hate is when Tybalt was just beating up Romeo, while romeo literally did nothing but just starting shouting words to him while getting beat up.
Made by: Daniel Brito
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