is about two star crossed lovers from feuding families in Verona who need to keep their love in the dark. For how long will they be able to keep this secret? Will this love turn out to be toxic? Their love was strong, but Juliet’s haste led to their downfall. Juliet was blinded by love. She could not see what she was doing and how destructive this was to her and Romeo because she was impulsive and love sick. Juliet is responsible for both of their deaths because she did not think anything over,
sword at the curtain which shrouds Polonius—in one of his only decisive moments. The death of Polonius is the cause of his daughter, Ophelia's, decent into madness and eventual suicide. These events in turn signal the return of Laertes, Polonius' son, who eventually kills Hamlet in a duel to avenge the deaths of his father and sister. The disastrous results of Polonius' surveillance underscore the toxicity of deception. Other examples of spying within Hamlet include Hamlet's friends,