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The drama I watched that I am going to talk about is called “Romeo & Juliet”. The drama has so many characters. But the drama focuses on two main characters called Remo and Juliet. Well, I liked how the drama setting because back then people didn’t like each other. So the drama shows how Capulet family hates Montague family. The Capulet family had a beautiful girl. Her name is Juliet. And the Montague family had a boy named Remo. The story shows a conflict between a love story. Which is that Remo liked a girl named Rosaline. But Rosaline was sent to convent. The other part I liked in this drama is how a guy goes to a party and falls in love with a girl from the party because it still happens in today love story. Remo friends took Remo to a party to fix up his mood. They went to a Capulet dance party. Juliet was the main person leading the party. Remo has an eye lock with Juliet and they both fell in love with each other. Another think I liked in this drama was that how two males like one female. In the drama there was a huge conflict because Remo wasn’t the only men who like Juliet but Paris as well like Juliet. I liked how the drama has a fight scene because we all know that most of love story involve a fight. In the drama there is a character named Tybalt. Who is brother of Juliet. He wanted to fight Remo so badly but he didn’t because Remo had denied him. Remo and Juliet was in so love that they decided to get married. To take their love to the next level. What was interesting was that as they both decided to get married the nurse was also happy with that decision because the nurse believed that this will help to finish the hatenes between both of the family. The part I didn’t like was that Remo and Juliet decided to get married secretly wit out telling anyone. I think that decision was wrong because it usually help to build hateness not love. Also I didn’t like how Tybalt wanted to kill Remo after he found about the plan. I think that he should have

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