Romeo and Juliet: Themes and Subjects

The video tutorial explores the subjects and themes in Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet'. It begins by discussing love as a central subject when Romeo and Juliet meet and fall in love. The tutorial then introduces fate as another subject, questioning what prevents the characters from a happy ending. The theme 'Fate conquers love' is highlighted, explaining how Shakespeare conveys this message through the story. The video concludes by suggesting that a story can have multiple themes, inviting viewers to consider other possible themes in 'Romeo and Juliet'.

What is established as a subject when Romeo and Juliet first meet?

• Hatred

• Betrayal

• Love

• Friendship

What prevents Romeo and Juliet from living happily ever after?

• Their fate

• Their families' wealth

• Their friends

• Their education

What is another subject of the story besides love?

• Fate

• Ambition

• War

• Jealousy

What theme does Shakespeare convey about love and fate?

• Love conquers all

• Fate is irrelevant

• Fate conquers love

• Love is eternal

Can a story have more than one theme?

• Only if it is a tragedy

• Only if it is a long story

• Yes, it can have multiple themes

• No, it can only have one