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    How does Shakespeare present two or three of the older generation and their roles in the play’s tragic conclusion? Romeo and Juliet is a play set in Renaissance Verona with a tragic conclusion of the two young lovers‚ Romeo and Juliet‚ dying. The whole play is about the feud between the Montagues and the Capulets and how their children‚ Romeo and Juliet‚ have to pay the price for their actions and hatred to each other. As a result‚ the older generation play key roles in the play’s tragic conclusion

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    Paris, France

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    other than Paris‚ France. I’ve been invited to participate in the Celtic Cultures trip‚ but my heart resides in Paris‚ France. I dream of one day living in Paris. Who wouldn’t want to be a coffee-sipping‚ baguette-eating‚ people-watching Parisian? I want to travel to France for many reasons‚ one being the extensive history etched into every corner of the country. For example: La Sainte-Chapelle is one of the very few surviving buildings of the French Revolution in the heart of Paris. It was constructed

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    Honors English I Romeo and Juliet: The Rivaling Families The relationship between children and parents in Romeo and Juliet is very weak because there is a lack of interaction between them. Romeo and Juliet are very rebellious and the parents express negative feelings about their children. Throughout the play‚ the two families demonstrate how pitiable their relationship between each parent and child really is by leading Romeo and Juliet to death. Romeo and Juliet’s interaction with their

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    too fast Romeo and Juliet will be reckless and cause damage and that is exactly what Romeo and Juliet did. David Dobbs the Author also says What on earth was his son thinking when he drove 113 MPH down the interstate! Which can imply to Romeo and Juliet. Why in the world did Romeo and Juliet marry each other if they hadn’t even known each other for a whole day! The author talks about being very risky and not thinking about the consequences which is what teenagers and young adults do. This relates to

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    most popular plays‚ Romeo and Juliet‚ centers upon this controversial topic of infatuation and love at first sight. This timeless play‚ considered a classic‚ manages to possess a modern tone and causes the audience to formulate many opinions surrounding the topic of Romeo and Juliet’s love. Despite the challenges modern readers face interpreting Shakespearean language‚ the plays legacy remains current‚ cutting edge‚ and relevant throughout generations. Romeo and Juliet is presented as a love story

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    Why You Want Who You Want by Wendy Paris is an article explaining why people are attracted to certain people and shows that everyone has different tastes. In the article Paris explains many experiments that took place to find out what people go for in a relationship. Along with some of the ways we can change ourselves to make the opposite sex attracted to us. In class we are talking a lot about the brain. Such as why we do certain things and the way that we behave. In this article Parris explains

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    romeoConflict in Romeo and Juliet Romeo and Juliet is a timeless love story about two ‘star crossed lovers’ whose love is destined to fail due to an ongoing conflict between their two families which has been going on since before the lovers were even born. The story line has been an inspiration to many modern day stories such as the hit west end musical ‘west side story.’ The conflict between the two families has often been compared to the ongoing brawl between Catholics and Protestants in Northern

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    Paris: the Iliad

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    Paris: Magnificent Hero or Spoiled Child? Homer uses tone‚ imagery‚ epithets‚ and similes to describe Paris’ character. Outwardly‚ Paris is a brave person‚ but inwardly‚ he is full of doubts and fears. He is like a stallion that has been pampered too much‚ a child who is allowed to get everything he wants. Because of his attitude‚ he starts the Trojan War and brings on the fall of Troy. Paris is portrayed in this passage as being a walking contradiction. He appears to be a hero

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    We are here to celebrate the life of a beautiful young woman Juliet Capulet. She was born 13 short years ago into the house of Capulet. We are here to celebrate her life‚ cut short - given I hope in sacrifice to mend the hatred and violence between her house and that of the Montague’s. May her death and that of her Romeos be not in vain? Juliet throughout her life was a good girl. She was trusting‚ dutiful‚ respectful of her father’s rules. Juliet’s life was filled with happiness and love. As I

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    of Gender in Romeo and Juliet In Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet‚ the Montagues and the Capulets have very different relationships with their children. A major reason for this‚ as well as much of the conflict in the tale‚ comes from the gender roles that Romeo and Juliet are expected to play into. Adding to that conflict is the fact that both Romeo and Juliet push the boundaries of these roles and struggle to fit into them. Romeo plays the over emotional lover‚ while Juliet is clever and dominant

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