Romeo believes that if he goes to the party, he will die. This is because he is worried about God’s choices for him. People in Shakespeare’s time strongly believed in these religious things about God deciding people’s fates so that is another reason why Romeo might be unsure of God’s decision for him of that night.
In the first line, Romeo says that his mind misgives information about the party that was to proceed. This is an example of Romeo losing faith.
In the second line, Romeo says “Some consequence yet hanging in the stars”. I think this means that the night that was to happen is planned by fate and Romeo cannot change what is to happen.
November 2, 2015 at 6:03 am
Well done for following your verbal feedback here Matthew. You’ve been awarded the ‘Select a Quotation’ badge for this piece of work.
In order to improve and reach the next level you need to develop a more sustained response with at least 2 more paragraphs which use the sentence starters from the help sheet.
November 11, 2015 at 11:04 am
i have sent out a three texts about shrike