The main theme of the Shakespeare tragedy is the guise of endless internecine strife. These massacres have ruined two beautiful young men. None of the elders of the kind of Montague and Capulet could no longer remember what started this feud, but it also captures the youth, preventing her to live. A daughter grows up in the Capulet family. Juliet is only thirteen years old, she is obedient, honors her parents. But her obedience has a border. And her name is Romeo Montague. The bright feeling of the son of the enemies of his family inevitably conflicts with tradition, with the will of love for him stronger than death. Against the lovers of the whole world. Romeo in a fight with Tybalt, the cousin of Juliet, kills him and is forced to leave the city under threat of execution. But the Holy Rite of the wedding has already taken place. A parting of the most deadly. The tragic junction is nearing. Juliet drinks a sleeping potion. After learning about the "death" of his beloved, Romeo drinks poison. After waking up after a dream, Juliet sees what has happened irreparable and, having snatched a dagger from the knife of Romeo, is quenching itself.
Romeo and Juliet glorify the fidelity of the feeling. Shakespeare convincingly tells about the fidelity of Juliet, that he describes her fiance, Parisa, not a freak and not a villain. Paris is a handsome man and is betrayed by Juliet ("Please Bring me to Juliet in the Crypt"-the last words of the dying Paris), but he does not understand her feelings.
Romeo and Juliet perish but are not separated. They die together, their love conquers death, because the death of young people forever eliminates age-old enmity. Their death makes you think of Montague and Capulet, the rulers of Verona and all who survived. Isn't it time to end the bloody strife?