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Juliet Capulet

Romeo and Juliet is one of Shakespeare’s most famous plays and everyone has probably heard of it. It is such an amazing play but at the same time their fate is very tragic, Juliet Capulet is one of the main tragic heroes/characters in the play.
Juliet was 13/14 years old in the play, she was breathtakingly beautiful, she had gorgeously long dark hair and fair white skin with rosy cheeks. She was unique, she wasn't like the other girls. She was very innocent and naive but daring, rebellious and stubborn at the same time, she stood up for what she believed in and was willing to defy everyone for it.
Her tragic flaw or worst quality would be her impetuousness which would be the best word to describe her, she did

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