Understanding Romeo & Juliet: Romeo Decides To Go To The Party

The video explores the themes of love and hate in 'Romeo and Juliet', focusing on Romeo's speech and the oxymorons he uses. It sets the scene for Capulet's ball, where Paris is introduced as a suitor for Juliet. The discussion then shifts to the commonality of arranged marriages in aristocratic society, highlighting Juliet's young age and the historical context of such unions.

In what ways does the play explore the relationship between love and societal expectations?

How does the theme of love versus hate manifest in Romeo's character throughout the play?

What does Capulet's hesitation about Juliet's readiness for marriage reveal about his character?