Change In Romeo And Juliet

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Will a person change because of love? I think love can change everyone, it may change a person’s personality too. Lovers sometimes think love is the most important thing, they might even kill them self for it. I think love can change a person because love is an important part of life. In the beginning, Juliet say that she will love someone, but she will need to ask for permission from her parents. They got married when they just met each other for a few days, and they don’t know anything about each other. Before meeting Romeo, Juliet is an obedient girls that listen to her parents, but after meeting him, she became disobedient. Because of her disobedience, her relationship with her father is nearly destroyed. Juliet and her nurse

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