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    explored in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet is love and hate. Shakespeare uses paradoxical phrases and oxymoron to highlight the contrast of love and hate within the play. An example of this is in Act 1 Scene 5 Line 138 “My only love sprung from my only hate!” said by Juliet which uses anaphora and paradox to show the vast contrast between the love between Romeo and Juliet and the hate between their houses Capulet and Montague. This love and hate relationship between Romeo and Juliet greatly impacts

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    Romeo and Juliet Who would have known how bittersweet this could be ! Romeo and Juliet is a timeless classic‚ written over four centuries ago. One of the aspects that make it live on until this day is that its a story of infatuation. Romeo and Julliet has long been portrayed as a story of true and divine love yet in reality the rash events of the story prevented Romeo and Juliet from having enough time to discover true love. The whole story of Romeo and Juliet unfolds over the span of a few

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    bring structure. In act 2 scene 2‚ of Romeo and Juliet‚ Romeo climbs over the orchard wall and meets Juliet at her balcony talking to herself‚ they start talking to each other and decide to get married the next day. This is an important scene because it shows Romeo and Juliet’s love and how strong their love is for each other. Williams Shakespeare’s language in act 2 scene 2 in Romeo and Juliet reveals Romeo and Juliet as being lovers and constructs the theme of love being powerful to controls people’s

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    Romeo and Juliet is one of the most famous and best written love stories to be ever made‚ and for a good reason. It takes love to a whole new meaning and level‚ and it challenged the reader to figure out what love truly is. Romeo and Juliet suggest many things about love‚ however‚ the three most important implications is the love is fake (based on looks; doesn’t really like who they are)‚ love is a cause of violence‚ and love is a passionate‚ romantic force that can overpower someone. Many people

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    Arts 18 March 2014 Romeo and Juliet Don’t fall in love as a teen; you might end up killing yourself. The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare showed that being in love has its ups and downs. Shakespeare‚ also‚ in my opinion‚ created a self-destructive tendency connected with love. Although this play was a tragedy‚ there were some bright sides. Romeo and Juliet were in love‚ and generally‚ being in love gives one feelings of joy and contentment. “This bud of love‚ by summers ripening

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    of Romeo and Juliet is the undeniable power of love? Romeo and Juliet‚ a love story that couples use as a metaphor for love‚ or is it? In the story‚ the families the Montagues and the Capulets are in a long running feud. Both Romeo and JUliet are not even older than 14. The story by shakespeare‚ also features the both of their suicides in the end. Both of them could not live without the other‚ it seemed they would rather die. There are many people who agree to the message of undeniable love‚ but

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    Romeo and Juliet is a story written by william shakespeare‚ William Shakespeare was an English poet‚playwright‚ and actor‚ widely regarded as the greatest writer in the English language.The play was in Verona and Mantua in Italy in the 1300. Romero is a Montague and Juliet is a capulet. The main type of love in this play is of course true love which is shared between Romeo and Juliet. The other types of love really just serve highlight the strength and uniqueness of Romeo and Juliet’s love. Although

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    Romeo and Juliet: in love or hit with infatuation To the person that has these feelings infatuation and actual love are very difficult to differentiate. Even if these two emotions are very similar they have different effects on ones life. In infatuation usually develops to quickly such as “love at first sight”. On the other hand real love grows moderately and takes time‚ but the effects last longer. In my opinion this “star struck” couple was simply hit with infatuation not love. In this Shakespearean

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    In the time of Romeo & Juliet people were expected to marry someone of their caste for power instead of love. Both Romeo and Juliet go against what was expected and decided to fall in love. By doing this both Romeo and Juliet believed that what they feel outweighs the consequences. The Capulets and Montagues hate each other from a disagreement their ancestors had. No one from either house remembers why they hate each other but the houses still fight. Prince Escalus told both houses not to quarrel

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    Eros‚ Thanatos and the Depiction of Women in “A Farewell to Arms” A career as distinguished as that of Ernest Hemingway cannot simply be condensed into a handful of words. If one were to make the attempt anyway‚ no choice seems to be more fitting than “love‚ death and women”. These topics are constant companions throughout all of his work and indeed‚ his life. His 1929 masterpiece‚ “A Farewell to Arms”‚ is a particularly good example of this. In this paper‚ I will show how these recurring subjects

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