In Romeo and Juliet by Shakespeare it showed how big rivalries are really are because of the history of the two people, what the person did to the other person or other things. It showed how even if you are enemies that you can still be friends or not be enemies at all. That even the smallest or youngest people in a side can really make a difference.
In the beginning of the book, Scene 1 it showed how the simplest things can make a huge problem and that might be because of the time period it is. Or it can be about how much these people don't like each other because of the history of these two families might go way back. The book also showed that both the parents of both families really care about their children. Capulet has lost all of his children and believes that Juliet would be the special one he has been waiting for, that Juliet would have a happy life. Montague only has one child which is Romeo which is why they care for Romeo a lot. When it comes to family, these two fathers and mothers leave out the rivalry for they care about their children.
In Act 2 it showed the love between these two people. Juliet wasn't first interested, but then she was starting to realize that Romeo is nice and when they started to know each other more, it was harder and harder to separate these two. It showed how they were building their love and if no one couldn't stop them, they wouldn't separate them. When Romeo was going to be banished and said that he was going to kill himself, it showed how much they loved each other. Juliet did the same thing because what Romeo did was bad for killing Tybalt, but then she looked at the innocence of Romeo because no matter what she did love him.
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