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    ROMEO & JULIET ENGLISH ESSAY Romeo and Juliet is a truly tragic story of star-crossed lovers written by the greatest dramatist and poet Shakespeare. He wrote this play to communicate love and empower the audience to see the world in all of its manifestations. Love is the most dominant theme explored throughout the entire play‚ various types of love have been constantly expressed‚ including romantic love‚ family love‚ shallow love and carer’s love. Romeo and Juliet’s rapidly occurring attraction

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    Love is a trap. When it appears‚ we only see its light‚ not its shadows” (Coelho). Love takes control of emotions and one can only see the bright future that lies ahead. In William Shakespeare’s famous play‚ The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet‚ a story of a true and undying love is portrayed. Within the walls of Verona‚ Italy‚ Romeo and young Juliet‚ meet at a masquerade ball and fall deeply in love at first sight. Although this moment changed their lives forever‚ they did not foresee the obstacles

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    In Shakespeare’s most popular tragedy‚ Romeo and Juliet‚ many themes and ideas about love‚ violence‚ and fate are shown. The most prominent theme that influences virtually every scene and line in the play is the idea that desire and passion can act as a very destructive force. Almost every character in the play is influenced by the forces of love and passion‚ and those who are not at the very least feel the effects of them. The overwhelming feelings of love and passion have a tendency to result in

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    There are many dangers of young‚ rushed love such as not fully knowing your partner‚ or feelings of regret after you do finally get to know your partner and realise what you have committed to. In the play “Romeo and Juliet” written by William Shakespeare‚ Romeo and Juliet meet and think that they are instantly in love leading them to their deaths because of their lack of knowledge of one another. Although Romeo and Juliet seem to be all grown up and ready to live alone together‚ they are not. They

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    Unrequited Love Romeo and Juliet‚ a timeless piece of literature written by William Shakespeare in 1595. The storyline depicts two star-crossed lovers from rivaling families in the humble streets of Verona‚ Italy. While the romantic love between handsome Romeo and fair Juliet encaptures all of our hearts‚ there is more than just romantic love hidden in this play’s depths. For example‚ unrequited love plays a significant role in the making of this story. It is because of the unrequited love that the

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    Shakespeare portrays love in Romeo and Juliet in many ways. Their love is portrayed by images of light and dark and is juxtaposed against death‚ and he sets next to Romeo and Juliet the love associated with sight and appearances. In all‚ their love is of another world. The love of Romeo and Juliet is portrayed as otherworldly and heavenly. They are "star-crossed lovers"‚ with their destiny pre-determined; they and other humans have no control. Instead the control lies with fate and God. The lovers

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    There are many types of love that are portrayed in Shakespeare’s play "Romeo & Juliet". One of them being sincere‚ dignified love that both the main characters‚ Romeo and Juliet‚ have for each other. Although it seems that Romeo and Juliet do love each other with true‚ whole-hearted love‚ it does seem that they want to rush things in their relationship‚ for instance they fall in love‚ get married and die together within six days! Then again maybe they want to rush things because they do indeed share

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    of Love Presented in Act I of Romeo and Juliet? In Shakespeare’s play‚ “Romeo and Juliet”‚ the theme of love is central to the play and is highlighted by being set against a backdrop of conflict and violence. Throughout the play‚ Shakespeare uses the constant juxtaposition of love and hatred. I believe he does this so that the audience can really feel the plight of the two lovers set against such hateful circumstances. It also helps them to empathise and appreciate the struggle that Romeo and

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    Romeo and Juliet Young love‚ it’s the most lifting feeling in the world. William Shakespeare takes it to the extremes and portrays this love’s theme with tragic effect. In the play Romeo and Juliet‚ the two destined lovers meet at a party and fall in love at first sight. As the story progresses‚ tensions rise as their love is forbidden‚ secretly continued‚ and fatally ended. The suicidal impulse of Romeo and Juliet displays the fast-paced‚ obsessive and irrational theme of young love. Romeo

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    Hey Juliet Romeo and Juliet is considered one of the greatest love stories of all time. This story of forbidden love is irresistible to audiences and defies the passage of time. Although this Shakespeare classic is essentially about the budding romance between two young lovers‚ it is also very much a coming of age story about protagonist‚ Juliet Capulet. She begins the play naïvely following the wishes of her father. Over a short period of time‚ as the play progresses‚ she asserts herself as an

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