Montagues

The Montagues are one of the two prominent families in William Shakespeare's play "Romeo and Juliet." They represent the noble House of Montague, often depicted as proud and aristocratic. Throughout the story, the Montagues are involved in a longstanding feud with the Capulets, which fuels conflict and violence. Their rivalry creates a tense environment that ultimately impacts their children, Romeo and Juliet, leading to tragic consequences. Essentially, the Montagues symbolize the destructive nature of family enmity and societal divisions, illustrating how inherited grudges can influence individual lives and happiness.