Romeo and Juliet
Summary: Act 2
, The Prologue:
In this scene, the chorus makes an entrance. The chorus starts by
declaring that Romeo has completely forgotten about his previous lover,
Rosaline. Romeo has replaced his longing for Rosaline with a newfound
desire for Juliet. In comparison to sweet Juliet, Rosaline is no longer
considered beautiful. Romeo is deeply in love, and this time his feelings are
reciprocated by his lover. The prologue emphasizes the difficulties faced
by the lovers in carrying out their relationship due to the hatred between
their families. They are unable to openly express their love for each other.
However, love empowers them, enabling them to reunite. Despite the
dangers involved, they will find a way to see each other again. Love
conquers all. This prologue provides insight into the strength of the love
shared between Romeo and Juliet. It aligns with the themes of Love and
Fate.
Summary: Act 2
, The Prologue:
In this scene, the chorus makes an entrance. The chorus starts by
declaring that Romeo has completely forgotten about his previous lover,
Rosaline. Romeo has replaced his longing for Rosaline with a newfound
desire for Juliet. In comparison to sweet Juliet, Rosaline is no longer
considered beautiful. Romeo is deeply in love, and this time his feelings are
reciprocated by his lover. The prologue emphasizes the difficulties faced
by the lovers in carrying out their relationship due to the hatred between
their families. They are unable to openly express their love for each other.
However, love empowers them, enabling them to reunite. Despite the
dangers involved, they will find a way to see each other again. Love
conquers all. This prologue provides insight into the strength of the love
shared between Romeo and Juliet. It aligns with the themes of Love and
Fate.
