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Romeo And Juliet's Death
Shawn Nelson
Period 4
3/2/10
Love and Death Between Two People Some of the people who believe in fate would say it was unfortunate destiny was the reason for Romeo and Juliets death. For people like me would say it was simply not convincing enough. The major cause of death for Romeo and Juliet was fighting between the two families. Reading this play for the time I was shocked how many of the characters skill keep on fighting even when they know what it would to the families. Almost at the beginning of every scence there was a fight for ex servants of the Capulets household started to fight with the servants of the Montagus. Tauntng Abram of the house of the Montagus with an obscence gesture ( do you bite your thumb at us sir?)

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