[Love] Moreover Romeo’s link between various characters includes an association among his fellow Mercutio and Benvolio, the wedding minister, Friar Lawrence, and clearly his personal honeymoon, Juliet. Juliet was Romeo’s anticipated sweetheart. They experienced passionate feelings, not knowing that they were separated from each other by their family’s competitions. Their relationship consisted of a personal and loved relationship that was caught at first sight at a meeting in which Romeo was searching for another lady as far as anyone knows. Romeo’s partnership with Juliet lasted only two or three days, as it inevitably leads to the horror of ending their lives due to the love feeling that invaded their souls. [Friendship] Romeo and Benvolio are cousins and people from Montague’s square, as Benvolio’s nephew is Sir Montague (Romeo’s father). As the spectator can see in the play, they are beloved companions and when something has to be known, they don’t share information from each other. When external pickles need to be disentangled, Romeo and Benvolio support each other. For example, when a fight takes place, Benvolio always tries to calm the circumstance. This is related to the identity of Romeo, as he is also regular in his identity. This is seen when Tybalt faces a duel against Romeo, while Romeo tries to prevail over him and silence him. It is perceptible that they share most insider facts in their identities, stay close, stay with each other in a disguised relationship and moreover, they are cousins. Romeo’s relationship with Benvolio does not adjust to the end of the play, and they remain predom>