Shakespearean Diction In Romeo And Juliet
What nuance does Shakespeare introduce by characterizing Romeo and Juliet’s relationship as “star-crossed” instead of “ill-fated”?
A
An insinuation that family dynamics alone were responsible for shaping their contentious relationship arises.
B
A suggestion that poor decisions led directly to their tragic ending without external influences is implied.
C
An element of cosmic destiny is introduced that underscores romance doomed by forces beyond human control.
D
An indication that fate played no significant role in determining the outcome of Romeo and Juliet’s loyalty emerges.
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