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CONCLUSION
Family disputes and the feudal morals of the Montagu and Capulet families are to blame for Romeo and Juliet's tragic deaths. Other young people, Tybalt and Mercutio, die as a result of family strife. This scandal is condemned by the latter before he passes away: "a plague on both your houses." The quarrel could not be resolved by the duke or the villagers. The fighting Montague and Capulet come to an understanding only after Romeo and Juliet pass away. A moral affirmation of the viability of lovely human emotions is provided by the tragedy's conclusion. "Romeo and Juliet" is a lyrical tragedy that celebrates young poetry, the nobleness of the soul, and the all-consuming power of love. A Renaissance man's spiritual beauty is displayed by the tragedy's protagonists. Romeo, the young man, is now free. He was no longer connected to the feudal morality of his family and had already cut ties with the patriarchy. Romeo enjoys talking to his pals, and Mercutio, a noble and valiant man, is his best friend. Romeo's life was brightened by his love for Juliet, who helped him become a fearless and resolute character. The blossoming of the human personality starts with the emotions rising quickly and the natural burst of youthful enthusiasm. Romeo is a person who is dynamic and energised in his love, anticipating triumphant joys and difficulties. What bravery it took for her to handle the sorrow brought on by hearing Juliet's passing!
How strong and courageous he must be to understand that he cannot live without Juliet! Love transformed into courage for Juliet. Heroically, he fights against the blood feud laws and his father's Domostroy morals. Juliet demonstrated her strength and insight by resolving the long-standing disputes between the two families. Because she is in love with Romeo, Juliet rejects the oppressive social norms. He values a person's respect and love more than any tradition-established regulations. The heroic hero's lovely spirit comes to life in love. Juliet draws others in with her candor, sensitivity, zeal, and commitment. devoted to Romeo her entire life. He makes the daring decision to commit himself because there is no life for him after losing a loved one. A significant position is held by the monk Lorenzo in the system of tragic images. Brother Lorenzo is not a fanatic in his faith. As a humanist scientist, he empathizes with emerging social tendencies and desires for freedom. Romeo and Juliet are obliged to conceal their marriage, so he aids them in whatever way he can. Young heroes have complex emotions, but wise Lorenzo recognizes that their love might have tragic consequences.