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Often times people, like moths, are drawn to the brightest thing around, even if they will get burned

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The yin yang symbol represents the balance of light and dark, which exists in all people

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Juliet chooses to see the light parts of Romeo which represent his softer true side, such as the love that he feels for Juliet. She then can  ignore the darker parts of him, such as his ignorance and obliviousness.

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Whether you choose to see the light or the dark parts of a person, both are always present.

“Like powder in a skilless soldier’s flask, Is set a-fire by thine own ignorance” (Shakespeare, 56).

“A fire sparkling in lovers’ eyes” (Shakespeare, 7)

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Fire can be either a source of light and warmth or a destructive force, like Romeo is to Juliet.

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The only way that physical beauty is visible is if it is in the presence of light.

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The sun is above everything, providing light, the way Juliet does for Romeo.

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Human nature causes us to be drawn to the things that are most beautiful and shine brightest.

“Here lies Juliet, and her beauty makes this vault a feasting presence full of light” (Shakespeare, 86).