Romeo is an impulsive character and his actions are influenced by his emotions.

The statement that Romeo is an impulsive character and his actions are influenced by his emotions is true. Throughout the play Romeo is seen as an impulsive character and his actions are always influenced by his emotions. A part in the book that supports this statement is at the end of the play where Romeo finds out about Juliets death and goes to the Apothecary to buy poison. Act 3, scene 1 line 83-84 " I sell thee posion, thous hast sold me none. Farewell, buy food and get thyself in flesh." This part in the play is a prime example of how Romeo's actions are influenced by his emotions. Romeo always acts on how he feel's no matter what the situation.