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"Romeo and Juliet": Hurriedness, Hastiness, and Impetuousness
Summary: In "Romeo and Juliet" by William Shakespeare, the main characters Romeo and Juliet as well as minor characters make decisions so hurriedly, hastily, and impetuously that they barely have any time to react to their decision. Shakespeare condensed the play's events to that of a few days, adding weight and heavy consequence to every movement, and gave the sense that the action is happening so quickly that characters barely have time to react. By the end of the play, matters are out of control, leading to disastrous results.
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