Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare (REVIEW)
A Critic's Meta Review: 5/5
Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare (REVIEW)
A CRITIC'S META-REVIEW: 5/5
My approach to this title is undeniably cultural. As a cliché, this inverted tragedy contains the irony of perversion manifest in stary nights and young love. What is this perversion, you may ask? Poe's imp points towards a different 'forme' yet we are driven towards the idols of our desires in a similar dissent of determinism. This descent of man circumvents the will of kin-cannon and what's left is the fodder, forever immortalized by those who have such another.