"Romeo and Juliet" by William Shakespeare

Sometimes authors use a character flaw to make a point about human nature. In his tragedy, Romeo and Juliet, William Shakespeare uses Romeo's impulsiveness to convey his message that rash actions can lead to serious trouble. This idea develops in the beginning of the play when Romeo likes Rosaline, when Romeo is impulsive he is falling in love with Juliet. Last, Romeo is impulsive when he found out that Juliet was dead.
In the beginning of the play, Romeo shows his impulsiveness over Rosaline. Right from the start of the play, Romeo always wants to be with Rosaline. …