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    solemn hatred. The Montagues and the Capulets are two families of equal powers who’s prolonged bitter quarrel leads to the tragic death of these two lovers, and by their love reconciled the family’s hatred. Love is a predominant theme within this novel portrayed through the eyes of Romeo and Juliet, as they overcome their family’s absurd quarrel to hope for a peaceful life together. However, with their adolescent arrogance and naive logic who were both barely 18, learns to mix courage with their…

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    Cincinnati is a series of three romantic suspense novels written by the prolific American author Karen Rose. The first novel in the Cincinnati series that also happens to be the sixteenth novel in her romantic suspense series of novels is the 2014 published “Closer Than You Think”. Just like all her other novels, the Cincinnati series of novels is a universe based series that takes place in Cincinnati Ohio. In addition to being set in the same universe, the novels also have connections in theme…

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    incredibly passionate or small and simple. It can be written as taken a long time to develop or simply love at first sight. Love and relationships are a main theme throughout Love in the Time of Cholera. It becomes what the main plot revolves around. The novel displays a couple that instantly become interested in eachother from the first moment that they see one another. They are instantly attracted and find a way to become in each other 's life. However, both characters, Fermina Daza and…

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    Landon Carter Essay

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    Jamie Sullivan to be his date. Jamie, a girl he’s known since the 2nd grade, but never became friends with because she was never on his “social calendar” (pg. 17). That was the start of an unknowingly romance that soon develops into something strangely new for both of them. What makes this novel so interesting is the fact that it’s being told by Landon’s perspective. Sparks portrays Landon through first-person to help the reader easily visualize all of the past events they he went through. The…

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    Courtly Love

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    actually existed, its legacy is still evoked in popular culture today. Moreover, many of the basic principles that govern courtly love, such as notions of “the perfect gentleman”, continue to resonate with us. So were descriptions of courtly love in romances and poetry realistic depictions of the interactions between men and women during the middle ages? Surely, the ideals of courtly love were fantastical fallacies that cannot be denoted as actual fact. The utility of courtly love provides a…

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    Realizing he is still in love with Daisy, Gatsby moved near Daisy on Long Island. Gatsby and Daisy soon met again and knew that they mutually still had love for each other. A secret relationship further enhanced their love; Gatsby received his desired romance with Daisy, and Daisy received the adoration and love that her husband Tom refused to give her…

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    due to too much pride. Also, some characters lied about many things to ruin the happiness of others and to cause heart breaks. Trickery was an important role in “Much Ado About Nothing” because that is one of the ways romance and hate was found in the novel. In the begging of the novel Beatrice and Benedick deeply hate each other, they are constantly ranting about each other and trying to prove each other right all the time. The Prince,…

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    The Great Gatsby Film

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    grandiose interpretation of the novel of the same name, the film lacks substance beyond the 24 karat coated exterior. Not only does the film lack substance overall, the characters are equally, if not more, lackluster in presence and personality. The only main character with a semblance of charisma is our narrator, Nick Carraway, and even he is portrayed as a dull human being wrapped up in someone else’s affairs. As a whole, the film was a less than decent rendering of the novel, and twice as…

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    Romanticised Love Analysis

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    many scenes throughout the text where Austen created an overly romanticised love for readers. In particular, the relationship between Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy (Mr. Darcy) is one which is gradually developed throughout the novel and portrays a romance which is ultimately farfetched for an individual today. The key scene were Mr. Darcy confessed his loves for Elizabeth in the rain, “Miss Elizabeth. I have struggled in vain and I can bear it no longer. I have fought against my better…

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    The Namesake

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    that human life is often controlled thoroughly by romance. Throughout one’s life, most have many romantic relationships. Childhood is filled with crushes, young adulthood with dating, and adulthood, hopefully, with marriage or the like. Often times, through such relationships, one learns a thing or two about life and love. While these lessons are often positives, occasionally relationships dissipate with hurt feelings and hard truths. In the novel The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri, the protagonist,…

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