Romeo And Juliet Essay Time

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Humans and time work against each other in most aspects of life. Past can be a draining thing to continuously carry around and to have following you around like a shadow trying to haunt you. Being able to use the gift of time as wisely as you can; helps you transform your life into what you want. An attempt to change the future due to knowing and not liking the outcome. Time continues to move forward eventually ending everyone and everything in its path. Everyone wants more time even though “Time is what we want most but what we use worst”(William Penn). Everyone wants more time but misuses the time that they were already given. Humans and time will always need to coexist but at times it can be a complex challenge when the clock keeps ticking. …show more content…

Time easily changes people's lives, whether is it falling in love at the wrong time or dying before your love can truly live, all people want to do is compete and win an answer to the complexity of time. Romeo and Juliet is a classic example of bad timing, this caused many people to wonder "would have been better if that moment at the party, the moment Romeo first saw Juliet, had never taken place"(paragraph 8). Time changes the outcome of events, we will never truly know if the timing were different they would have still met because it was meant to be or if it was solely due to the influences of time. Would Romeo and Juliet have been able to find a happy ending to their story if they understood time? Although time can end a great love like Romeo and Juliet it could also continue “Our love shall live, and later life renew” (Sonnet 75). Time finds a way to immortalize things, if you make history you will be known forever even after you are gone. Although everybody's time ends, they are was to ensure you are remembered forever causing your legacy to be immortal. Love and life can continue after your time if you used the time that was given to you …show more content…

The future is something that everyone wants to know because all humans want to know that they are on the right path and get whatever they want. In Macbeth, the worrisome of the future is evident when Macbeth states "The worm that's fled/Hath nature that in time will venom breed,/No teeth for the present”( 30-32 scene 4) showing his worry about the future because he will never truly know what is going to happen. Manipulating the future is something that everyone desperately wants, being able to know you will get you happy ending is all everyone wants. The Weird sisters told Macbeth truths about what his future will be, and although they never showed him the full image of what is to come it caused his madness and murderous rage. A portion of a picture that the Weird sisters showed Macbeth caused him to believe that “The way to succeed Duncan was to kill him; the way to prevent the succession of Banquo’s heirs was to kill both Banquo and Fleance” (). People will always want to alter the future but if you know what is to come and how to change the future to make it perfect it will drive a person to insanity like Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. At times people need to understand that the future is just that, something that is meant to come and will come with or without

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