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    Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet: Conflicts and Family Grudges In today’s world family could mean a lot of things; two moms; two dads; no dad; no mom; only grandparents. But in all families there is both love and hate. Love for their own kin‚ and hate for their neighbors. Even in Roman time their was love and hate. We see this is William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. Today’s world and the old world these love hate relationships conflict another’s plans. At what point does conflict come up with

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    the main conflict was an old fight between two families‚ the Montagues and the Capulets. However the cause of the conflict was unknown as Lord Capulet quotes: "I think I’ve forgotten how it started." Furthermore it began being small and being small and like Lord Montague‚ Romeo’s father‚ and Lord Capulet‚ Juliet’s father‚ had children and servants. While the people of each family were learned to hate the members of the other family and vice versa. Beside this vice versa was what caused Romeo and Juliet’s

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    and conflict are central to “Romeo and Juliet”‚ providing a strong contrast to the love story between the two main characters. Discuss this theme with reference to at least three scenes in the play. “Romeo and Juliet” is a ’high drama’ tragedy written early in the career of playwright William Shakespeare about two teenage "star-cross’d lovers" whose untimely deaths ultimately unite their feuding families. It was among Shakespeare’s most popular plays during his lifetime. “Romeo and Juliet” was

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    The Effects of Conflict and Feuds Conflicts and feuds among families and friends only cause disaster. They rip people apart and destroy relationships. William Shakespeare displays this in the tragedy‚ Romeo and Juliet. He emphasises this point through arranged marriage‚ loss of childhood‚ and suicide. Initially‚ Shakespeare shows the calamitous effects of feuds through the arranged marriage of Juliet and Paris. In Act 3 Scene 5‚ Lady Capulet approaches Juliet in her room and announces‚ “Marry

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    Romeo and Juliet: Theme Analysis In Romeo and Juliet‚ there are three very important themes. The first one is: “Family disputes are the worst kind of conflicts”‚ second: “True love is worth dying for”‚ and three‚ “Bad advice always leads to dire consequences. These themes are important because they stuck out the most‚ though not all the same. Throughout the entire text‚ the Montagues and the Capulets don’t get along. It might be probable that a lot of what happened unraveled because

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    Conflict and peace are driving forces in people’s life. Without those forces the human race would be lost. William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet portrays well‚ in many interactions. Lack of communication within the families and between the Capulets and Montagues.  Were hate prevails and overcomes love. When Romeo comes up with an idea he doesn’t think about the consequences or the outcome. Immediately upon meeting JulietRomeo sneaks into the Capulet mansion and  asks her to marry him‚ “The exchange

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    The play that I have studied is Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare. Act three‚ scene one‚ the climax of this play‚ is a scene where much conflict occurs. This scene opens with two of Romeo’s friends‚ Benvolio and Mercutio‚ talking. Tension and suspense is established when Benvolio says‚ ’The day is hot‚ the Capulets abroad‚ And‚ if we meet‚ we shall not ’scape a brawl’ The ’fiery Tybalt’ enters looking for Romeo. He felt that Romeo had insulted him by going to the Capulet masked

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    Conflicts make the world go around‚ but when is conflict reaching the point where family relationships are affected? In Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet‚ both the Montague and Capulet families experience conflicts that in return‚ leave long lasting effects on their families. While many people may argue that the feuding between the families in the play cannot be used as a relative argument‚ Shakespeare uses this to prove that conflicts often do not need to be taken to extremes. When conflicts

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    Act 3 scene 1‚ explore the language and stage directions used to present the theme of conflict in Romeo and Juliet. A guide to writing your essay: This is simply a suggested structure. Remember to use the PEE structure in each paragraph. Use the title to focus your essay. Introduction How important a theme is conflict to the play? Where else in the play have we seen conflict? Link these ideas to how conflict is presented in Act 3 Scene 1. Paragraph one Irony- before this scene R&j marry. The

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    Analyse the presentations of conflict in "Animal Farm" Introduction George Orwell wrote "Animal Farm" in 1945 as a parody on the Russian Revolution. Orwell was a socialist and felt that communism did not work and that there was corruption in the leadership. The novel struggled to be published initially as people recognised the subtle insults which it contained. Orwell wanted to show how ignorance and indifference could lead to a horrific life for the ordinary people. The novel is a satire using

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