which popular belief of the time most likely influenced some of romeos language in Romeo in juliet
Answer (1)
In Shakespeare's day, courtly love was a widely held idea. This was the notion that genuine love is honorable, unadulterated, and frequently characterized by heightened emotions. This is seen in Romeo's use of poetic comparisons when he refers to Juliet as the "sun" or uses celestial language to describe her beauty. Romeo frequently speaks as though their love was predetermined by the stars because people also had a strong belief in fate and destiny. His statements sound dramatic and passionate because of his convictions.
