Romeo and Juliet

Romeo and Juliet

 My son is doing a contolled assessment on the how the theme of commitment is shown in romeo and juliet, we are struggling to find much on this particular theme on the internet. Do you have any suggestions on what to write about?

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The theme of commitment as it stands in the book is a bit confusing to say the least. During the course of the play, we see Romeo move on from a commitment of the heart (Rosalind), to another commitment with Juliet. Julet, herself, requires a commitment from the young man who claims to love her. The friar commits to supporting them both in a bid to end the feud between their families. This course of commitment unfortunately backfires, as the two young lovers commit themselves to sharing the same fate. Thus, ending both of their lives.

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