Two never-fading names that distinguish true love from all else and immediately cry "Star-crossed Lovers", a rare and unique term indeed, given to those that were fated to die from their first meeting. ... As a result of the families" unreasonable anger and the inexhaustible hatred that was so powerfully directed towards their enemy, Romeo and Juliet's relationship was no more than a conspiracy, where they were forced to hide the true nature and the intensity of their bond. ... Two other notable characters that raised the idea that human responsibility was the reason for the unnecessary d...

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The line that best describes his overall interests in parent involvement became stated clearly early in the story when Lord Montague explains to Romeo's friend Benvolio that "Both I and our friends have tried to speak with him. ... Even though the nurse wasn't her true mother, she is by far the most prominent parent figure throughout Juliet's life; Seeing as how her true mother (Lady Capulet) was the female ruler of the Capulet family; And didn't actually need to raise Juliet since she could have easily have someone else do it for her. ...

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This is quickly proven not to be true when he states how much he hates his brother in Act 1, scene 3, he "would rather be a canker in a hedge than a rose in his grace," This shows that he would rather be something heartless and diminishing than unite with his brother. ... Act 4, scene 1 is the wedding scene and Claudio humiliates Hero at the wedding, before the entire congregation as he states "Give not this rotten orange to your friend," he is referring Hero to a fruit, stating that she was once ripe, but now she is considered worthless, like a moldy fruit. ...

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