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    When William “The Bard” Shakespeare wrote Romeo and Juliet around 1596‚ he had no idea that hundreds of years later middle school students from around the globe would be reading it. There are many reasons why teenagers read his famous play‚ but one of the main ones is to tell them what not to do. Educators everywhere want to show that there is a better way out of things than death‚ while also teaching kids how to read old English‚ and introducing kids to one of the most influential writers of all

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    Romeo and Juliet is a play written by William Shakespeare that tells a story about to star crossed lovers who end up dying due to their love for eachother. It isn’t until after their death that their families realize how foolish their hatred for each other was. Throughout this play‚ many characters express the traits of love‚ hatred‚ and loyalty. Although many characters show these traits multiple times‚ there are some characters who express them the most. We see that Romeo expresses his love for

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    Love and Hate of Romeo and Juliet The theme of Romeo and Juliet is two love sick kids around the age of thirteen through sixteen that are making very poor and quick decisions. This will be the faith of these two kids life’s and the decisions they will make to the end. The two family’s montagues and capulets have a long rival history. The flaw of the young kids is the strong emotions of love and hate. Wow! You can really tell that Romeo is childish or younger because he was in love with Rosalin

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    Romeo and Juliet Argumentative Essay Harold Bloom is the author of Bloom on Romeo and Juliet. He is Sterling Professor of the Humanities at Yale University‚ which means he is considered one of the best in his field. He teaches Shakespeare and poetry at Yale University. Bloom has edited anthologies of literature and literary criticism and he is the author of more than 30 books. I agree with Harold Bloom on many aspects of this article such as the Montague-Capulet hatred destroyed Romeo and Juliet

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    Romeo and Juliet Essay Theme: Love “Love is that condition in which the happiness of another person is essential to your own” (Robert Heinlein). Love is not only huge in this play‚ but also in reality. In this play‚ many characters show love in different ways. Love is all around‚ and is a strong theme in Romeo and Juliet written by Shakespeare. Many types of love are shown such as; eros love‚ storge love‚ and philios love. Eros love is the biggest part of love in Romeo and Juliet‚ and

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    Shakespeare’s Message in Romeo and Juliet The two most powerful forces in human nature are love and hate. William Shakespeare is able to contradict these forces and tests them against each other in the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. Romeo Montague and Juliet Capulet must overcome the hate of their despiteful families to be with one another for they have fallen into a deep‚ passionate love. Although hate does a lot of damage and causes a lot of pain between these "star crossed lovers" and their

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    Romeo and Juliet has been performed in 24 different countries within the last 10 years. This shows that Shakespeare’s play is still a timeless classic even though it was written in 1595. William Shakespeare uses 3 important literary terms in his play Romeo and Juliet to help keep the play interesting and relatable for people of all time eras: suspense‚ character motive‚ and dramatic irony. The first device that is introduced in Romeo and Juliet is suspense‚ this element immediately draws in an

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    only temporarily‚ the solution is never permanent. In many situations violence has sparked more violence‚ not just in Romeo and Juliet but in real life situations. William Shakespeare manages to take real-life themes and incorporates them into his plays. He brought the theme of violence creating more violence in Romeo and Juliet by making the two families‚ the Capulets and the Montagues‚ use violence as the solution to their problems concerning each other. But there are a few characters who abuse and

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    Horace Walpole once said‚ “The world is a tragedy to those who feel‚ but a comedy to those who think.” Romeo and Juliet‚ written by William Shakespeare‚ is no exception to this for the forbidden lovers let their emotions control how they lived their lives‚ allowing love to overpower logic. Rather than love and lust‚ the Capulets and Montagues allowed disgust and spitefulness to cause much chaos to the everyday lives of the feuding families. At the start of the play‚ hate overruled all resulting

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    What are the main conflicts in Romeo and Juliet? Who are they between and how have they come about? How does Shakespeare’s use of stagecraft and language convey the conflict between the characters? What is meant by conflict? The dictionary defines "conflict" as "a struggle to resist or overcome; contest of opposing forces or powers; strife; battle‚ antagonism". No matter how hard one tries to avoid it‚ conflict enters our lives. All drama involves conflict‚ without conflict there is no drama

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