Romeo and Juilet~ How Does Lord Capulet Change

Romeo and Juliet is a play about conflicts between two generations. At one point Lord Capulet calls his daughter "a disobedient wretch." He says he will let her "Hang, beg, starve, and die in the streets."

In Act I, Lord Capulet is quiet and easy-going and love to host parties. You can see Lord Capulet's accepts the fact of Romeo's attendance to the party. When Tybalt finds romeo at the party, Tybalt complains to Lord Capulet, but he ignores him because Lord Capulet wants to enjoy his party. wants Juliet to be happy and fall in love with whoever she wants.

Romeo and Juliet is a play about conflicts between two generations. At one point Lord Capulet calls his daughter "a disobedient wretch." He says he will let her "Hang, beg, starve, and die in the streets."

In Act I, Lord Capulet is quiet and easy-going and love to host parties. You can see Lord Capulet's accepts the fact of Romeo's attendance to the party. When Tybalt finds Romeo at the party, Tybalt complains to Lord Capulet, but he ignores him because Lord Capulet wants to enjoy his party. He wants Juliet to be happy and fall in love with whoever she wants.

Romeo and Juliet is a play about conflicts between two generations. At one point Lord Capulet calls his daughter "a disobedient wretch." He says he will let her "Hang, beg, starve, and die in the streets."

In Act I, Lord Capulet is quiet and easy-going and love to host parties. You can see Lord Capulet's accepts the fact of Romeo's attendance to the party. When Tybalt finds Romeo at the party, Tybalt complains to Lord Capulet, but he ignores him because Lord Capulet wants to enjoy his party. He wants Juliet to be happy and fall in love with whoever she wants.