The Real Romeo and Juliet

The Real Romeo and Juliet Romeo and Juliet is well known throughout the terra firma. However, there are some half truths throughout the story. These include the accurate author who happens to leave back before Shakespeares birth. Also, some parts of his adaption are mistaken. Romeo and Juliet, the world famous play, isnt merely a tale its a real life story. Romeo and Juliet were not quite the people that Shakespeare portrayed in the play. Juliet is depicted as a 13 year old girl, period in truth she was 16 years old.Shakespeare made her younger to bewilder her as a young girl who is suddenly awakened to love. (Romeo and Juliet postulate Guide) Although some aspects of the true story were changed, others were kept spot on. Romeo and Juliet lived in Verona, Italy. At such an early age, they fell madly in love. However, the family of each devotee happened to be sworn rivals. With parents and potions tearing at the love struck teens heart-strings, Romeo and Juliet prove true the moral of the story. Each moment truly made for a rattling dramatic and irrational ending.Love truly does withstand the tests of time. Shakespeare is very famous for his works of Hamlet, The Tragedy of Macbeth, and of course Romeo and Juliet. However, he did not compose all these popular plays himself. The first note of Romeo and Juliet was back in the 1500s. The master(prenominal) source of Shakespeares information was Arthur Brookes, The Tragicall Historye of Romeo and Juliet, a multi-thousand word poem. ( secure Lyons) The legend continues with a version written by capital of South Dakota Boiastuau. This account was from 1559 (Romeo and Juliet Study Guide) and Pierre used an Italian version by Bandello.The chain finally ceased with Luigi da Porto, who wrote Giulietta e Romeo, in 1530. (Brad Lyons)(Shakespeare for Students) William Shakespeare, the acclaimed author of Romeo and Juliet, was one of the greatest writers of his generation. However, he certainly had some help and in spirational guidance when developing his plays. Make no mistake, he was and always will be remembered for the superb tale of Romeo and Juliet. Brad Lyons Romeo and Juliet in Verona. 3/19/10 . Romeo and Juliet Study Guide. 3/19/10 . 2nd Edition Shakespeare for Students. Farmington Hills, MI Thomson Gale, 2007.