Romeo and Juliet

"Romeo and Juliet" by William Shakespeare is the most famous love tragedy in the history of world literature. This is an immortal story of the youth passion that overcomes centuries of hostility, and how a pure, sincere sense becomes stronger than hatred, prejudice and death itself. The story is rooted in Verona, covered by a blood gap between two renowned families - Montecki and Capuletti. On the night balcony and on the secret ball-mascarade explodes the blurry, all-inclusive love between the young Romeo Montecki and the fourteen-year-old Juliet Capuletti. Understood that their relatives never determine their union, the lovers secretly marry. However, a chain of tragic coincidences - the rock duel, the expulsion of Romeo and the forced marriage of Juliet - forces the heroes to take a desperate step. The plan of salvation turns into a catastrophe, leading to an inevitable and devastating end. Shakespeare created a work of an incredible poetic power, where the poetic light of young love is opposed to the blind, devastating fanaticism of adults. Romeo and Juliet is not just a drama about the death of lovers, but also a great lesson about the price that society pays for meaningless hostility, and the victory of love over eternal hatred. Who to read: Lovers of the greatest classical poetry and drama, lovers of strong and romantic stories, as well as everyone who wants to touch the main literary symbol of loyalty and dirty feelings.