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    In “Romeo and Juliet‚” by William Shakespeare‚ Tybalt’s desire to harm the Montagues drives him to an unhealthy state of mind that leads him to make irrational decisions. Passion can reflect a person’s emotion‚ such as hate‚ into an unshakeable and loathing feeling. Having so much passion for something can override reasoning and change a person’s perspective from right and wrong. Even the slightest thing‚ such as Romeo’s voice‚ infuriates Tybalt and even invokes him to say‚ “To strike him dead I

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    were all bound to encounter. Romanticism was the name of the literary period that followed the Age of Reason in America. American Romanticism is characterized by the use of elements such as nature‚ individualism‚ emotion‚ and imagination. William Cullen Bryant was a literary superstar of his time and the mastermind behind the poem‚ “Thanatopsis”. “Thanatopsis” focused on the concept of death being beautiful and pleasant. The romantic characteristics that are most effective in the poem‚ “Thanatopsis”

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    In William Shakespeare’s‚ Romeo and Juliet both Lord Capulet and Romeo are to blame for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. They both lack communication skills and make erratic decisions. Romeo has no tact or skills when it comes to thinking things through‚ therefore causing his own demise. Lord Capulet is also pushy in the way he wants to accomplish things leading to the death of his only child‚ Juliet. Romeo’s death is the result of no one other than himself. Romeo is very fickle‚ immature‚ and

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    Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet is filled with interesting characters‚ plots‚ and twists. Two of the most notable characters in the play are Mercutio and the Nurse. They both bring an exciting element of comic relief and also a sense of tragedy that shapes the outcome of the plot and the plays fatal ending. These two characters acted as the closest companions to Romeo and Juliet (aside from each other after meeting) and were influential and bold characters throughout the play. Mercutio was

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    Romeo and Juliet is one of the greatest love stories ever written‚ so of course the love story was made into movie films. Two examples would be the Zeffirelli version which was made in 1968 and a more modern version that was made in 2013‚ the Carlei version. Despite all the similarities between the characterization during the death scene in Franco Zeffirelli’s and Carlo Carlei’s films‚ there are easily scene differences. In Romeo and Juliet at the beginning of the play they tell you about the death

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    awful movies will not. Usage of these elements in Franco Zeffirelli’s film adaptation of Romeo and Juliet convey the climatic scene better than Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo and Juliet. For example‚ in Zeffirelli’s version suspense and intensity is used to build up to the scene where Romeo kills Tybalt. He sets the intensity and suspense low in the Mercutio and Tybalt fight by making the

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    ytytyevyhrdbytbfjhmgjntfvz kjygfh vmk‚n6tgfu7fwdes cwe cumg7hdes cmeseyhe play begins with a street-battle between two families‚ the Montagues and the Capulets. The Prince of Verona‚ Escalus‚ intervenes with his men and declares that the heads of the two families will be held personally accountable for any further breach of the peace. Later‚ Count Paris‚ a young nobleman‚ talks to Lord Capulet about marrying his thirteen-year-old daughter‚ Juliet Capulet. Capulet demurs‚ citing the girl’s tender

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    In the 1997 version of Romeo and Juliet‚ Luhrman used the many oxymorons‚ and ironic symbols to show his interpretation of the tragic death scene. One very important occurrence that kept happening in his movie was the uncertainty of the ending and close-calls. An example being when Romeo receives news that Juliet is dead in Mantua‚ he immediately gets in his car and drives off. If he had waited just a few more minutes‚ and thought rationally‚ the mailman would have delivered to him the letter from

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    Both Romeo and Juliet and West Side Story are timeless stories about young love and the troubles it can cause. Romeo and Juliet is a famous play written by William Shakespeare in 1595‚ set in the 13th century. West Side Story is a semi-modern retelling of Romeo and Juliet from 1961‚ set in the late 1950s. Although they are similar in overall plot and theme‚ each of these works has some distinct differences that set them apart from each other. One of the obvious differences between Romeo and Juliet

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    Death is a scary and ever approaching event. Public speaker and Public speaker and writer William Cullen Bryant tried to comfort the public in his poem Thanatopsis. He explains in his poem that death is scary but it is not to be feared. William Cullen Bryant uses anastrophe and imagery to illustrate his theme that although death is inevitable and extremely scary it is not to be feared because when in death a person is not alone. Bryant uses anastrophe throughout the poem to illustrate his theme

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