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    Do you ever wonder if the person standing in front of you is the person you fell in love with? Was this ever really love? I remember always feeling so safe encircled in your arms. It was as if I was laying on the beach on a warm day and nothing could harm me or make me feel bad. I felt secure. You don’t wake up one morning cold-blooded, dispassionate, and completely out of love. In her “Falling out of love” by Caitlyn Siehl, she describes that feeling perfectly in a few lines: “It doesn’t happen…

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    In the play Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, star crossed lovers are forced to hide their love because of their families rivalry and consequently take their own lives. The ancient grudge between the Capulets and the Montagues is to blame for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. The ancient grudge produced many conflicts including the forbidden love of Romeo and Juliet, fighting in the streets, as well as Romeo and Juliet taking their own lives. The ancient grudge produced many conflicts…

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    The Five Languages of Love Project When we enter into a new intimate relationship first and foremost we do it because of that physical attraction, then we enter the “in-love” stage. On this stage we felt that we belonged with each other (page. 32), we would do anything and everything for the other person, and it was fantastic until this started wearing off. The “love tank” starts to feel empty. It means that the person does not feel love for or from their partner and this mainly starts happening…

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    by Venus’ commands, Dido falls deeply in love with Aeneas, despite having known him for less than a day. After hearing of the hardships leading up to Aeneas’ arrival in Carthage, it would be unsurprising for Dido to be concerned or even sympathetic. Yet because of Venus and Cupid’s interference, her newfound volatility causes her to fall further in love with him, proving that she will love him unconditionally. Rather than being peaceful and happily in love, Dido is described as being “caught…

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    Love vs. Hate In The Scarlet Letter by Hawthorne he conveys, “It is a curious subject of observation and inquiry, whether hatred and love be not the same thing at bottom. Each, in its utmost development, supposes a high degree of intimacy and heart-knowledge; each renders one individual dependent for the food of his affections and spiritual life upon another; each leaves the passionate lover, or the no less passionate hater, forlorn and desolate by the withdrawal of his object”. Hawthorne…

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    shows the frailty of human love and affection. Humans are just that- human and love and affection can be mess and tangled at times. The idea and bonds of true love seem prone to desperation and betrayal at the drop of a hat. In Shakespeare’s “A midsummer Night’s Dream”, the themes of love and marriage are continually bound. The play seems to enforce the idea that true love can do no wrong- the ends justify the means in practically any situation. The bonds of true love, which ends in marriage…

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    In "A Knight's Tale" two argumentative knights, named Palamon and Arcite, become the immolation of love, while their Princess maiden has no inclination for a true lover. Will these two knights get the best of their love and jealousy, or will it get the best of them? Duke Theseus, king of Athens, first comes across Palamon and Arcite when they are brought to him, after he fights and kills King Creon, king of Thebes. Theseus decides to take them to prison as an alternative to putting them to…

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    Love is Overrated, Right? Saying one thing and doing another is a very common occurrence, and reveals one's true self. Though much of Shakespeare’s The Twelfth Night is focused and revolved around Countess Olivia and what she does, her thoughts and actions prove to be very jellylike, allowing some to believe she is the most self-indulgent, overrated character in the play. One weakness that makes her an overrated character is her erratic behavior. In the very first scenes of the play, we…

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    Love vs. Lust A human being has two major organs in their body, the heart and brain. Only one of them can actually feel love for something or someone. Love and lust can make you do crazy things in life and failure is one of them. When you are with someone and you think that it is real but then again you ask yourself is this reality or is it just something just to get by. Sometimes I would just like to go into the past and change everything from the beginning because if I knew what I know now…

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    I Love Viola Analysis

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    and orsino talked again of love. if ever you love boy remember me for i am the quintessential man in love orsino mused. no man pursues their woman as passionately as me I love someone to my lord boldly confessed viola. tell me. she is a lot like you proffered viola. how old is she. about youre age my lord dared viola orsino felt positively paternal toward viola much to violas dismay. viola in desperation becomes even bolder telling orsino that women could love as passionately as…

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