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    The play Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare is a story of great tragedy but often overlooked is the tragedy of the first character in the play to die. The character Mercutio is not a minor character with only a few lines, but is in fact a central influencer of how the play unfolds. Although Mercutio is killed early on in the play, his actions and death set in motion the events that lead to the title characters’ eventual deaths. Since he is neutral to both the Capulet and Montague…

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    Romeo + Juliet is a modern film adaptation of William Shakespeare’s infamous Romeo and Juliet , directed in 1996 by Baz Luhrmann, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes as the lead roles of Romeo and Juliet This film uses an original Elizabethan script, paired with modern visuals such as modern clothes, weapons and surroundings . Set in “Verona Beach” a rough costal city where the Capulet and Montague families are represented as rival mafia empires. This analytical essay will explore…

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    In Romeo and Juliet, many of the young characters were disobedient to recognized authorities. In all of the cases presented in the play, the youth faced some sort of punishment or payback for their disobedience. This makes a statement about the importance of an elder’s authority and that they are people who should be obeyed. The fact that every young character in the play who disobeyed an authority had to pay retribution for their act, shows the stupidity of youth’s decision making processes and…

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    Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet and Ovid’s Pyramus and Thisbe are two tales of two pairs of lovers whose affection for each other would eventually lead to their deaths. Along with the deaths of the title characters’, there are multiple similarities in the two stories. Location, separation, and communication are all ties between these two tragedies. The location of the lovers' death in Romeo and Juliet and Pyramus and Thisbe are similar. In Shakespeare’s story, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide…

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    Romeo and Juliet, many themes were portrayed in this thrilling play. Some were: love versus hatred; youth versus age; and civil disorder. Each of these give fair insight into the plays sophisticated story line but yet only one truly gives a clear and precise definition. It ties the story line within its name and is a tough argument that does not seem to end with one side winning. Love versus Hatred: A grand theme that properly depicts the wondrous tragedy, Romeo and Juliet. The entire…

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    Life is based on the choices you make, but fate also plays a role. When someone is in the midst of making a decision, they must think of some of the possible outcomes. In the story The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, Romeo, Friar Lawrence, and the two kindreds (Capulets and Montagues) were to put at fault. Romeo was brave and completely oblivious of most of the events that were happening. After Mercutio passed away, Romeo became vengeful and “Tybalt [was slain by the…

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    Who is most responsible for Romeo and Juliet’s death?. In Romeo and Juliet by Shakespeare Romeo and Juliet die. Romeo is the most responsible for their death. Romeo is the son of Lord Capulet. Romeo will make decisions that will lead to their deaths. For Example Romeo decided to go to the Capulet’s Ball, and to propose to Juliet. Romeo decided to go the ball because Mercutio convinced him to go after he said that his past love, Rosaline, will be there. Romeo also decided to go back to Verona…

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    Romeo and Juliet, by William Shakespeare. Romeo and Juliet was put on by the Brown/Trinity MFA program. In the 2nd year of the program, the students put on two Shakespearean plays simultaneously. The cast is also in rep meaning, it is the same cast of actors for both productions. For the Brown Trinity MFA program, the leads in one of the shows will be minor characters for the other. Each year the MFA program likes to feature one area of social discussion for each play. For Romeo and Juliet,…

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    conduct led to the death of himself and of his beloved Juliet. There are many instances in “Romeo & Juliet “wherever this becomes apparent to the audience (or reader). one amongst these is his ostensibly nimble transition between his love for Rosaline to Juliet. Despite the actual fact that he professed his timeless love for Rosaline for the primary 1/2 Act I, his love emotional only or rue from Rosaline to Juliet once birthing eyes on the Capulet, whom he had ne'er spoken to or met before.…

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    The beautiful writing of Romeo and Juliet is about Juliet and Romeo whose decision wasn't so clear. It’s more of a tragic story than romantic. In this story, the Capulets and Montagues basically hate each other. So Romeo Montague lays eyes on Juliet Capulet and “falls in love” they meet and makeout. In her shoes, she has been forced to marry another guy, Paris. Romo then goes to Friar Lawrence, he marries them in secrecy to stop the family feud. Mercutio gets murdered by Tybalt, and Romeo…

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