Miscommunication- Ah, weraday! Hes dead, he's dead, he's dead!

the nurse says in line 37 of

Act 3 Scene 2 while talking to Juliet. This makes Juliet believe that Romeo is dead when really
Tybalt is dead. This is one of many there is miscommunication between Juliet and the nurse.
However miscommunication is a theme throughout Romeo and Juliet not just involving Juliet
and the nurse but a multitude of characters of often different status. This relates to modern life
in that often people that come from different backgrounds or different levels of society act and
think differently and therefore have miscommunication. For example many wealthy people
believe that people living in poverty chose to be their when really those people need help
because they have been unlucky to be subject to great misfortune that the rich people have
avoided.
Taking Risks- What if it be a poison which the Friar subtly hath ministred to have me dead,
Juliet says to herself in lines 23-24 in Act 4 Scene 4. She is worried the poison but not put her in
a deep sleep but might kill her instead. Throughout Romeo and Juliet great misfortune is
heaped upon the characters as they take many risks that do not work out for them.