Shakespeare uses various dramatic techniques. The main feature is the change repetitive comedy to tragedy. This can be seen in Act III where prior to the death of Mercutio, the script tends towards a more comical. Only after that time, it takes a serious and tragic tone. While Romeo is banished, as Friar Laurence suggests a plan to Juliet for her to meet her lover, the audience can still wait for it to end well between them. The public is in a state of suspense. There is a contrast in the hope and despair. The optimism of the last scene ends in the grave final tragedy where two lovers die. The author also uses subplots to offer a clearer picture of the actions taken by each of the main characters.
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