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"Romeo and Juliet"
Analytical Essay # 20157
"Romeo and Juliet"
A review of William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" with a look at the tragedy destined to occur, dictated by the stars and the environment.
1,575 words (approx. 6.3 pages) |
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1993
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"William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet is classified as a tragedy, and by definition a tragedy involves the working of fate in the lives of the protagonists. The inevitable downfall of the hero derives as a rule from some character flaw over which the individual has no control. For Romeo and Juliet, the "flaw" is their love for one another, a love which is not allowed given the antagonisms that exist between their families. At a number of points in the story, a change in one or two elements could have produced a different outcome. Shakespeare presents the matter as inevitable, however, because the characters could not possibly make those changes. They are living out their destinies, and the choices they make derive from their characters and the situations in which they find themselves. More than this, their choices have been limited for them by their parents and their parents'..."More papers on "Romeo and Juliet":
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