Blog Post #2

Rosaline, Romeos first love, has made a swear on her life that she would never again love someone. Romeo is deeply hurt by this and that the fact that he is being kept away from his dear Rosaline. Later on, Romeo sees Juliet. Both Juliet and Romeo know that they are destined for each other, not caring about the fact that their families are at war. Juliet will do anything to stop the wedding with Paris. These two occurrences of love are very different because Rosaline and Romeo's relationship was denied and forever to not be successful although Romeo and Juliet's relationship was in a pickle but still possible if Juliet comes out in the end and has the wedding with Romeo not Paris.

When Romeo and Juliet find out who each other is, they are not shocked, but hypnotized by love. Romeo didn't care about who she was except the fact that she was pretty to him. Juliet was worried about him being a Montague and that they may never be together. Juliet's point is true and Romeo is setting that point of view aside. Romeo didn't possibly think of the fact that if he was caught in love with Juliet, his life could be taken.

Adversary: a person, group, or force that opposes or attacks
Disparagement: something that derogates or casts in a bad light, as a remark or censorious essay.
Pernicious: causing insidious harm or ruin
Posterity: succeeding or future generations collectively
Propagate: to cause an organism to multiply by any process of natural reproduction from the parent stock

Post #1: Fate

I have seen fate before, mostly in movies. Fate is what is going to happen with your life. Sometimes your fate may be judged or said to be by religion. Personally I think that someones fate can only be told of someone that is in charge of them like a judge could determine your fate by either sending you to jail for the rest of your life or not. Also someone like your parents can determine at least a part of your fate like saying you are not ever having video games for the rest of your life.


I think that fate is only to be said when someone should be punished for unecessary actions, giving someone a complementary fate, or when how your life will be, will be how it stays. How your life will be, will be how it stays is kind of like what the setup of fate is in the beginning so far in Romeo and Juliet because Romeo is a Montague and Juliet is a Capulet and Montagues don't like Capulets and Capulets don't like Montagues so that is maybe how it will always be.