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    During playwright William Shakespeare’s time, the Elizabethan Age, there were strict gender roles for both men and female. In his some of his memorable writings such as Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet, traits considered feminine or masculine were often crossed over despite the gender of the character. Shakespeare is known as a modern writer in the sense that many of his ideas were unlike others from his time, but relate very much to ideas today. The theme of gender, their roles in society and their…

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    Tragedy, intrigue, drama, and sacrifice are all terms which describe the classic tale of Romeo and Juliet, one of all most popular works written by English playwright William Shakespeare. Others such as Leslie Stuart and Riccardo Cocciante have even created their own spin on Romeo and Juliet, paralleling it to other plays, musicals, or other literary works such as, The Belle of Mayfair and Giulietta e Romeo. Providing an outstanding example of this, is the musical West Side Story by Leonard…

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    There are many deaths in Romeo and Juliet. There is someone to blame for the majority of them, however. He was the one who married the pair in the first place. He gave the potion to Juliet. Furthermore, he was thinking only of himself throughout the play. He did not take responsibility for things that needed to be done correctly the first time. Friar Laurence was the person most responsible for the deaths of the main characters. First of all, Friar was the person who married Romeo and Juliet…

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    William Shakespeare is known for his stories that is relevant to Sarah Blackmore. The author of Romeo & Juliet is William Shakespeare and “The mysterious workings of the adolescent brain” is Sarah Blackmore. The genre of both texts are a tragic play and a Ted Talk. Romeo & Juliet had 6 deaths, teenagers, feud and love. On The Mysterious Workings Of The Adolescent Brain are the studies of the brain (MRI), teenage brain that is still developing. Sarah’s thesis on adolescent development sheds…

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    traits that contribute towards the tragedy of the play. He has a fiery side to him(123). Romeo also shows his caring self towards Juliet(81). After Mercutio dies Romeo shows an angry part of him. he also expresses depression early in the play after Rosaline breaks his heart(23). Romeo does not see any hope to life after he is banished from Verona. He does not want to live if he cannot be with Julie. These…

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    The story Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare is a tragedy of two star crossed lovers who have the misfortune of being born into the opposing families the Capulets and the Montagues. Romeo met Juliet, and the next day married her as they fell in love at first sight, but they couldn’t tell their parents because of the rivalry. After they are married Romeo ends up killing her cousin Tybalt, which led to him getting banished from Verona. Romeo and Juliet’s problems just keep stacking up and…

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    Capulets, Friar Lawrence decides to marry Romeo and Juliet after they just met each other the day before. He also never told their parents about the nuptials between Romeo and Juliet even though their children were getting married. He also knew about Rosaline, Romeo’s love before he met Juliet, and how he switched his feelings so quickly. After Friar…

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    Paris with their relationships to one another. In the beginning, and concerning Romeo, love was wonderful force of magic through the life of inexperience and wanting. He had been starstruck and in “love” with the first maiden he saw known as, Rosaline. Quickly, however, Romeo’s love became unrequited, sending that love-struck man into the deepest pits of sadness. “Love is a smoke raised with the fume of sighs” (Shakespeare 1.1. 170). The statement that Romeo has said showed that a man…

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    Juliet, was written as a love story, and a tragedy. Although Romeo and Juliet got married, they brought the Montagues and the Capulets together.The Capulets and Montagues were very large rivals that would do anything but love each other. Romeo loved Rosaline until he went to the party at the Capulets’, and later fell in love with Juliet and were soon to marry. As Shakespeare wrote in the prologue of “The Tradgedie of Romeo and Juliet”, “A pair of star-cross’d lovers take their life”…

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    In Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare attempts to show the truth and nature of love Romeo and Juliet belongs to a tradition of tragic romaine stretching back to antiquity. The basic story is a boy (Romeo) and girl (Juliet) fall in love but they came from families which hate each other and know they will not allowed to marry. They were so much in love and they got married in Secret instead. However, before their wedding night Romeo kills Juliet’s Cousin in a duel and in the morning he is forced to…

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