Blame For The Death Of Romeo And Juliet

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I think that romeo and juliet themselves are to blame for their deaths. But How would you act if you were just heartbroken and you found someone that you “love” and they “love you” too. would you act childish could you not think straight because the only thing you are thinking about is the person you love or are you acting risky because you are willing to do anything to be with the person you love. These may be some reasons why romeo and juliet died. The young child development project says that “The years from 18 to 25 are a time of stunning accomplishments and chilling risks, as a roller coaster of internal and external changes, including brain changes, propels young adults from adolescence toward full maturity.” This could be the reason

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