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    When thinking of true love‚ Shakespeare’s timeless classic The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet may come to mind‚ and rightfully so. Romeo falls madly in love with Juliet‚ which Juliet reciprocates‚ and they dedicate themselves to loving one another before meeting their tragic end. But what about Rosaline‚ Romeo’s girlfriend at the start of the play? In the beginning of the play‚ before Juliet showed up in Romeo’s life‚ Romeo took love for granted‚ and he tended to be a womanizer without putting much

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    role when it comes to determining the theme throughout stories and plays. In William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet‚ one may determine the theme as the powerfulnature of both love and fate or tragedy. Friar Laurence‚ a secondary character‚ plays an unusual but yet interesting role in the play when it comes to determining Romeo and Juliet’s fate. Friar Laurence took the chances of secretly marrying Romeo and Juliet in his cell without fully thinking everything through and giving Juliet the idea of faking

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    Romeo and Juliet should be considered as a tragedy more than a romance or love story. In Romeo and Juliet‚ there is an ongoing argument whether or not the story is meant to be a love story/romance or a tragedy. In my opinion‚ the story should be referred to as a tragedy and I will tell you why. This story involves the hatred from both families going around and also‚ fighting more than love. First‚ the story reveals the two rival families and has already been started as a tragedy. “Three civil brawls

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    there would be no other story more sad and tragic than Romeo and Juliet. Even though he didn’t go in depth as to who‚ the Prince also states that some will be punished and some will be pardoned. The line‚ “some will be punished” shows that the Prince is not willing to let this go and wants to teach everybody a lesson about unnecessary hatred and rival and the consequence. When he says‚ “For never was a story more woe / Than this Juliet and her Romeo” the Prince is making a promise that something like

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    Romeo and Juliet The Balcony (II.ii) In Shakespeare’s tragic romance novel‚ Romeo and Juliet‚ many themes are portrayed throughout the book. Several of these themes are shown through Act Two Scene 2 (I.ii) or more commonly known as “The Balcony” scene. In this scene‚ Romeo decides he cannot go home without seeing Juliet once more. Because of his impulsiveness‚ Romeo climbs and leaps over a wall bordering the Capulet’s property. He sees Juliet standing on her balcony‚ talking about her new found

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    Romeo and Juliet‚ a play written by William Shakespeare is considered to be one of the best plays in history. The two household‚ Montague and Capulet has been in a long feud with each other in the city of Verona. Romeo‚ a Montague and Juliet‚ a Capulet are two lovers who meets at a party and faces obstacles to be with each other despite the history of their family. At the end‚ the lovers chooses to kill themselves for each other’s deaths. Fate is to blame the lovers’ deaths because fates power is

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    Romeo and Juliet’ is the famous play written by William Shakespeare which depicts love in the Elizabethan Era through the main characters’ experiences. The two characters find themselves in a sequence of events that reveal the many forms of love the people in their lives hold for them. The various characters’ relationships are representative of familial‚ platonic and romantic love and readers learn about the power love has through their various actions. Juliet’s respect and obedience for her parents

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    The definition of Romeo and Juliet’s relationship is or was lust. Lust means you want something so badly you can’t stop thinking about it. Lusting for the same thing doesn’t last forever. Their will always be something new you lust for from time to time. When you see a shirt that is just your style of coure your going to get it but your style can change. It’s just like Romeo’s "love" for Juliet and vice versa. Romeo is a montague royal which means a spolied person. Usually when you see a rich person

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    William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet was written in the Elizabethan era towards the end of the sixteenth century. The play presents a poignant tragedy the magnitude of which transcends the passage of time and culture. Among the themes of universal relevance that contribute to the tragedy are fate and the personality flaws of key characters. At the conclusion of the play‚ these themes combine to evoke profound sorrow both within the audience and among the play’s surviving characters. Fate‚ the

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    the darkness. In Night by Elie Wiesel and Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare‚ a major conflict exists to which people are killed from their violent and inhuman actions. These conflict last for so long‚ seeming as if there will never be a resolution. However‚ the motif of light is presented as the thought to never give up for Eliezer‚ Romeo‚ and Juliet‚ in order to reach their goal of freedom or unity. In Romeo and Juliet‚ the Capulets and the Montagues have a long lasting feud between each other

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