Photo Essay-Romeo & Juliet
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The theme I chose is revenge. My thematic statement is "Sometimes revenge can backfire."
First quotation: "If ever you disturb our streets again your lives shall pay the forfeit of the peace,"(Act 1 scene 1 page 34)
-A way of showing backfired revenge; you can put your life in danger because of someone else.
Second quotation: "...Of Tybalt, deaf to peace, but, that he tilts with piercing steel at bold Mercutio's breast..."(Act 3 scene 1 page 158)
- this part portrays that the rage of revenge can blind a person and they can end up killing someone, they did not want to.
Last quotation: "Thy Husband in thy bosom there lies deed, and Paris too,"(Act 5 scene 3 page 276).
- at this part Paris kills Romeo thinking Romeo is the reason why Juliet is dead, whereas she isn't.
- This shows that you can get yourself killed as well as kill someone else because of revenge.
This is a picture of a heart monitor showing the beating of a heart that stops to beat. This is also a way to display that revenge can get the ones you love killed.
This picture of a breaking rope is a way of showing a breaking or broken relationship. Therefore, while getting revenge you can break one or more relationships without even knowing, resulting in putting the people not having anything to do with your revenge in pain.
This picture shows someone spying or stalking someone. Therefore, you could also start to lose your sanity during getting revenge, and end up actually losing all of it.
Sometimes, friends and family can leave you because they think that this revenge is getting way out of hand and they cannot keep up with your dark thoughts. Resulting in abandonment like shown in this picture.
Getting revenge can backfire because you could end up getting killed in the process, instead of actually getting revenge.
Works Cited
Block, Ph.D. Alison P. “Fear of Abandonment: The Lasting Effects of Trauma.” Little Silver-Oceanport, NJ Patch, Patch, 21 Oct. 2015, http://patch.com/new-jersey/littlesilver/fear-abandonment-lasting-effects-t...
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By: Sumeet Khakh
