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English, 27.10.2020 22:10 emmajobaby

In conclusion, the end of Romeo and Juliet answered many questions, but also created some new ones in exchange. This play can be determined as a tragedy of character and fate. The lover’s deaths can be constituted as both an act of frustration and fulfillment. Also, since the beginning of the play the fate of Romeo and Juliet had been predetermined. These are the answers to a few questions that come up when talking about the play. However there are millions of questions that can still be answered about the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. Some of the answers to these question are still ,and may remain forever, “star-crossed.” How is this?

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