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    Romeo and Juliet written by William Shakespeare represents multiply subjects . William Shakespeare wrote a twisting love play about two crazy in love kids named romeo and juliet . Romeo and juliet families had a long family feud , for a reason no one knew . Romeo and juliet fell in love even though their love was forbidden . Their love for eachother causes multiple tragedies including their own.Shakespeare theme of love can end hate through a tragic consequence is shown by friar Lawrence as…

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    In Shakespeare's play, Romeo and Juliet, the characters are an unlikely match with a regrettable death. The lovers are doomed from the beginning by the horrible feud that’s going on between the two houses, the Montagues and the Capulets. Fate plays a major role in their seemingly predictable demise. Shakespeare uses many different themes throughout the story such as fate, to show the love behind their actions. Fate is displayed toward the beginning of the story through Peter’s illiteracy and…

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    swift arrives as tardy as too slow.” In this scene, Friar Lawrence addresses Romeo’s new love, and advises him to love moderately and think wisely before giving into his temptations. But even with Friar’s advice, Romeo stops at nothing for his beloved Juliet. Romeo’s decisions and precipitous attitude along with the decisions of many other characters contributes to the consequences which many of the characters suffer from. The tragic events which started with the death of Tybalt and Mercutio are…

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    Shakespeare uses Romeo and Juliet to show us a the cost of division. At the start of the play, Romeo is whining about this one girl that completely rejected him. He says that she was the only one he will ever love and that he is “devastated”. Romeo end up meeting this girl named Juliet, but there is one problem, she is a Capulet. Romeo’s family and the Capulet family have hated each other forever and no on really knows why, just like some sort of rivalry. Romeo and Juliet fall in love with each…

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    the life of Romeo and Juliet, everything they did was forced to be deceitful and secretive. They lived on opposite sides, meant to be enemies, but instead they found love. The dishonesty for these two lovers was never ending, from the moment Romeo snuck into a Capulet feast without telling anyone who he was, to the last few hours of their lives when Juliet lied to everyone and faked her own death. That, perhaps, was the greatest lie their relationship could have created. Juliet lied to her loved…

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    Who is to Blame for the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet? An enemy is defined as, “One that is antagonistic to another; especially : one seeking to injure, overthrow, or confound an opponent” (Merriam Webster). For as far back as anyone can remember, the two main families- the Capulets and the Montagues- in the play Romeo and Juliet have been greatest enemies. In a rivalry that has brought hatred, violence, and even death, these families continue the feud for many, many years. One might ask, what…

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    literature such as Romeo and Juliet. The famous play is arguably the greatest love story of all time, but becomes a tragedy as the play ends with the two teenagers committing suicide. Another example of this ideal is in All the Light We Cannot See, a story about Marie-Laure, a young girl from France, and Werner, a teenager from Germany, growing up during World War II who fall in love despite the deadly war occuring between the two countries. The play Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare and…

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    who is to blame for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. In The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, two star-crossed lovers from feuding families meet and risk all for each other. This leads to their downfall, and they eventually decide to kill themselves rather than live without each other. Many characters contributed to their deaths, but one that could have prevented the tragedy from the start was Lord Capulet. Lord Capulet was impatient and wanted Juliet to marry Paris(whom she despised) in few…

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    Friar Lawrence is a murderer. He is responsible for the deaths of both Juliet, and her courtier, Romeo. At first, he gave Juliet the sleeping potion, that would make her seem dead, this started the chain of events. He sent Friar John to tell Romeo the plan, which failed. Then, he didn’t reach the tomb quick enough to tell Romeo that Juliet wasn’t dead, so Romeo committed suicide. Finally, He failed to ensure Juliet followed him out of the tomb, leading to her committing suicide. Therefore,…

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    Romeo and Juliet essay Would you die for someone you just met? Well, that is what Romeo and Juliet did. Romeo is a Montague and Juliet is a Capulet, and there is a feud between their families. One day Romeo and Juliet meet and they quickly fall in love, but they have to keep their love a secret because their families would not approve. They soon beside to get married, and not many people knew, and Lord Capulet told her she must marry a man named Paris. So Juliet gets a poison from Friar…

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