The_Fool_Of_Love

The Fool Of Love Shakespeare writes about a young male who does not know the true meaning of love. Since he is still a teenager, he has not yet lived long enough to know the difference between true love and infatuation; hence, he falls in and out of love without difficulty. In his search for love, his immaturity is readily seen. He uses physical appearance as the test for compatibility. Romeo constantly changes his mind about who is the fairest. His shallowness is illustrated when he falls in love with Juliet. Their marriage is quickly assembled without the due time to get to know one another. He reveals himself to be an impetuous young boy who neither cares to discover the true meaning of love nor invest the time to get to know someone. In the beginning of the play, Romeo grieves over the fact that Rosaline does not reciprocate his feelings.. When he is talking to Benvolio, he tells him how he feels about Rosaline’s beauty and her chastity, “For beauty starved with her severity, / Cuts beauty off from all posterity” (I. i. lns. 210-211). Romeo thinks that Rosaline’s attractiveness is wasted because she will not give into his sexual desires. He is romeo, love, juliet, beauty, know, true, lns, young, rosaline, lawrence, friar, because, another, about, one, meaning, marry, marriage, feels, without, time, till, tell, sex, rosaline’s, rich, quite, proves, play, party, nor, mind, long, iii, ii