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    Love is the driving force behind the events in Romeo and Juliet‚ particularly the romantic forbidden love between the two characters. Its significance is immediately established when they first meet and the realisation occurs that they are from opposing houses. Juliet’s dialogue ‘My only love spring from my only hate‚’ symbolises the depth of the chasm between the 2 houses with the emotive use of “love” and “hate”. The issue of forbidden love reaches its peak when Juliet is forced to marry Paris

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    Power of Love and Emotion in Romeo and Juliet In William Shakespeare’s Sonnet 29 [When in disgrace with fortune and men’s eyes] (1609.) the speaker is faced with the obstacles of being an outcast from society and is envious of other skills and opportunities. The speaker is going through violent emotions throughout the sonnet‚ but in the last quatrain and couplet of the sonnet he realizes there is an abundance of things to hope for and there is love in his life and the speaker remembers love is more

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    the tragedy of the relationship between Romeo & Juliet? Shakespeare successfully and effectively conveys the tragedy of the star crossed lovers Romeo and Juliet through the love versus hate theme‚ descriptive and deep language‚ along with the dramatic construction of the story. The two beloved are doomed due to their family’s long history of hatred which leads to violence. The theme of love and hate is shown clearly with the newlywed Romeo and Juliet‚ contrasting greatly to their two respective

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    Love: the irresistible desire to be irresistibly desired.” says American writer Mark Twain. Some people will do so much to be loved which includes going to the extent of acting that you love someone just to feel loved. In William Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet‚ the two “star-crossed lovers” are not in love‚ because Romeo is just another womanizer when Romeo has to leave to Mantua‚ Juliet does not go along‚ and he’s lustful for obtaining so many feelings for someone he just saw. Firstly

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    Romeo and Juliet’s Infatuation The tragedy of Romeo and Juliet is one of the world’s most iconic symbols of love and lovers around the globe. Were Romeo and Juliet passionately in love with each other‚ or was it a teenage crush? Love is the feeling of affection‚ attachment‚ and fondness of a person‚ as well as being able to embrace their flaws. Juliet was tired of her parents having to choose her choices for her‚ and in effect went along with loving Romeo because she met him on her own

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    Romeo and Juliet What would you do for love? Would you sacrifice your life for the people you love? “Romeo and Juliet” is a thrilling play that demonstrates both love and hate. Love and hate both come at a cost‚ whether you lose something you love or something happens that you hate. As Mohandas Gandhi said “Hatred always kills‚ love never dies.” The play Romeo and Juliet demonstrates and expresses 3 main points relating to this quote. Those main points are love‚ hate‚ and marriage. Romeo and Juliet

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    Tansier Mr. Cobane English 2 8 October 2006 A Deadly Love in William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet In William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet is portrayed a very deep love‚ a love that rarely exists in modern life. Romeo and Juliet’s strong love for one another caused them heartache in their lives. And because of this strong love‚ they both felt as though they needed each other to be whole or to continue living. It started off with young Romeo attending a party at the house of the Caplets’‚ the

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    Bucci May 23‚ 2008 Romeo & Juliet: Superficial Love There are infinite ways to define love. Love has become such an ambiguous and vague term‚ though it is one of the most recognizable of human emotions. It has existed as far back as humans remember and love has been a source of interest and inspiration in the Arts‚ Religion‚ Sciences‚ and most popularly‚ in Literature. The most memorable and popular work of love is William Shakespeare’s tragic Romeo & Juliet. What is so remarkable about

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    Many Types of Love Romeo and Juliet One of the many themes of Romeo and Juliet is the strength of love. In the play‚ different types of love form between the characters. Shakespeare uses these types of love in the play to not only keep the audience on their toes‚ wanting more‚ but also to develop a tragedy‚ and something unexpected. Shakespeare used true romantic‚ community‚ misplaced‚ and caring but conflicting love‚ not only between Romeo and Juliet‚ but between Friar Lawrence and the city of

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    Love‚ Power and Romeo and Juliet The play Romeo and Juliet is a classic tale of friendship‚ love‚ betrayal‚ comedy‚ tragedy‚ and death. I t was written by William Shakespeare in and is considered one of his greatest tragedies. It has many different renditions and has been translated into many different languages. In the play “Romeo and Juliet” two young ambitious lovers put themselves in situations that would inevitably lead to their deaths. Was Romeo to blame or perhaps Juliet? Maybe the

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