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Romeo and juliet

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English

 

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September 16, 2012

 

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One could argue that Tybalt was the catalyst for the tragedy. A tragedy is defined as ‘a dramatic composition, dealing with a serious or sombre theme, typically that of a great person destined through a flaw of fate or society, to downfall and destruction’. In Romeo and Juliet you will encounter a typical tragedy...
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In Romeo and Juliet you will encounter a typical tragedy. It is about serious topics like love and death, it’s sad and moving and the main characters die at the end. Tybalt could be accused for turning the evolving romance into a fatal tragedy. Tybalt’s character starts off as an enraged enemy and ends up as a corpse full of hatred...
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