Impulsiveness is acting quickly, particularly in
decision-making. If you are looking for another tragic flaw of Romeo, you may consider
long-suffering.
When deemed banished, Romeo spent forever
crying and pouting and rolling around like a baby in the Friar's cell. When the play
opened up, we were told about how he would spend tons of time on his own out by the
sycamore grove or in his room just being depressed. Finally, by the end he is banished
and has to spend seemingly endless amounts of time in Mantua. Although this idea is
connected to emotions, and a result of sometimes impulsive decisions, it is not the same
as either. You might also consider the fact that his suffering often comes from the feud
between the families. See if that works for you and read through the link below about
tragic heroes and maybe a different connection would surface to
you.
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