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    "Romeo and Juliet" is one of Shakespeare’s most famous and classical tragic plays where two young lovers are destined to be together but their families bitter hatred towards one another force them apart. They soon realize that one cannot live without the other and would rather be dead than live apart; so they end up committing suicide under tragic circumstances. Shakespeare wrote the play in 1959 and it was set in Italy.To understand the extent of tragedy in this play‚ the social and historical context

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    John // Advocate; 02/04/97‚ Issue 726‚ p22  Focuses on the legality of same-sex marriages in Hawaii. Lawsuit filed by three gay couples against the state of Hawaii; Ruling of circuit court judge Kevin Chang on December 3‚ 1996; When the Defense of Marriage Act was passed; Information on the marriage of Joseph Melillo and Patrick Lagon;... * Taking ourselves seriously. Faderman‚ Lillian // Advocate; 02/04/97‚ Issue 726‚ p80  Opinion. Argues about the ethics of gay marriages. Argument from the state’s attorney

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    The play “Romeo and Juliet” by William Shakespeare illustrates that with the love between true friends‚ they only want what is best for each other. When Romeo is feeling depressed‚ because of how Rosaline does not love him back‚ Romeo and Benvolio then find out about the Capulet’s feast‚ so Benvolio tells Romeo “At this same ancient feast of Capulet’s//Sups the fair Rosaline whom thou so loves‚//With all the admired beauties of Verona://Go thither‚ and with unattained eye//Compare her face with some

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    any kind of play‚ film or book. They give the audience a look at what is going to happen in their respected type of media. However‚ in Romeo and Juliet‚ Shakespeare does something that is not normal when it comes to prologues. He gives a brief‚ overall summary of the story ending. Shakespeare also implemented some important messages in the prologue to tell the audience what they would be watching. Among these‚ he revealed that Romeo and Juliet will be about politics. Shakespeare also says that the

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    look at Kobe in a very negative way; almost look down on the star for one single occurrence. This may seem harsh‚ but there is indeed a logical explanation to this seemingly pessimistic attention Kobe always attracts. In 2003‚ a sexual assault case was filed on Kobe‚ which would proceed to affect his image forever (“Bryant‚ Kobe” 4). Therefore‚ although he is an extremely talented athlete‚ Kobe Bryant is a negative influence to aspiring basketball players. Although this negative attention occurred

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    debated and entertained this personal dialogue ad nauseam‚ admittedly. If we withhold our submission‚ we may never find him. Alternatively‚ if we succumb to his incessant demands‚ we may disrupt his slumber‚ and engage him on our behalf. But‚ at what expense? At the expense of this brief existence? Life is short‚ but sweet for certain. But let us not syphon the nectar out prematurely. No‚ it must sustain us ’till our bodies corrode‚ ’till our pulses slow‚ and ’till the burning love we once

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    Romeo and Juliet were not in love‚ they were just two teenagers in search of the light that just outstretched their arms. Within reach‚ but not close enough until Romeo and Juliet locked eyes.The one missing component in both of their lives was not love but bliss. This was just a regular hormonal teenage relationship. Romeo was desperate to get out of his depressed state of mind and his emotion were rendering his judgment but he was still eager to find some sort of light at the end of his deep dark

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    Fate can also be seen at work when Balthasar reports to Romeo regarding the devastating news of the death of Romeo’s beloved Juliet. The servant claimed to have witnessed seeing Juliet being taken to the Capulet tombstones with his own eyes. In shock‚ Romeo replies‚ “Is it even so? Then I defy you‚ stars! / Thou know’st my lodging; get me ink and paper‚ / And hire post-horses; I will hence to-night … Well‚ Juliet‚ I will lie with thee to-night.” (V‚ i‚ 24-26‚ 34). In this situation‚ it is poor exiled

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    Romeo and Juliet Essay The book “ Romeo and Juliet “ by William Shakespare Is a tragic play ; Ted talk . The two main characthers are teens in love ‚ but they’re parents have a fued . They both get secretly married without their parents knowing. In the ending of the story the both ended up dead ‚ For every big decision Romeo and Juliet make were wanting to take a risk ‚ disobeying whatever else wanted . The video “ The Mysterious workings of the adolescents brain “ by Sarah Blakemore

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    Feminism (Romeo & Juliet) Today lots of women are feminists‚ but in the past many were feminists too. There’s few that fought for themselves and their rights while others hid‚ this could be the reason why writers represented them in their books. Shakespeare is known and famous for all of his writings; an example is Romeo & Juliet. In Romeo & Juliet he wrote about a girl and represented her as a feminists; Juliet. Juliet living in an aristocratic house didn’t have all the freedom males had‚ making

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