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Rose is a story of forbidden love between a wealthy man's daughter, Rose, and a young gardener, William. Rose is unhappy with her arranged marriage and seeks to escape. She meets William and finds comfort in him, falling in love over time. However, Rose's father disapproves of their relationship and threatens William's job. Rose becomes isolated and unhappy again. In the end, William realizes how selfish he has been and hurries to catch Rose as she leaves on a train, embracing her as they decide to start a new life together.
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The document provides an overview of William Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet, describing the famous story of the young lovers from feuding families of Montague and Capulet in Verona, Italy whose love and secret marriage ultimately lead to their tragic deaths which unite their families and end their long-standing feud. Key characters and events are highlighted such as the balcony scene, Romeo being banished after killing Juliet's cousin Tybalt in a duel, and the lovers' suicides after a series of miscommunications lead each to believe the other is dead.
Juliet Essay
This scene reveals important transformations in the characters of Romeo and Juliet. Juliet defies her parents' wishes by refusing to marry Paris. She boldly expresses her love for Romeo to her mother through puns and metaphors. Even facing her powerful father, Juliet refuses to acknowledge the marriage to Paris. Both her father and the Nurse, previously her confidant, turn against Juliet, leaving her isolated and foreshadowing her eventual suicide with Romeo.
Character traits
The document provides character summaries for the main characters in William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. It describes Romeo as passionate in love but also in anger, which contributes to the tragedy. Juliet matures from a naive child to determined in her love for Romeo. Lord Capulet is domineering toward Juliet but also loving. Lady Capulet is unsympathetic until overcome with grief at Juliet's death. Lord Montague is self-controlled compared to Lord Capulet and grieves Romeo's fate. Lady Montague says little and dies of grief over Romeo's exile.
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Loyalty plays a major role in Romeo and Juliet, binding certain characters together through their relationships. The main theme is the feud between the Montague and Capulet families, who have an ancient grudge against each other. As the play progresses, Romeo and Juliet defy their parents' wishes by pursuing their forbidden love, questioning why the family feud has escalated so severely over time. Characters like Juliet's Nurse and Friar Laurence influence the lives of Romeo and Juliet through their loyalty, for better or worse.
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- 3. Continued… As she leaves her home, she bumps into a William, a young man who has just started as a gardener at her property. Rose finds instant trust in him and tells him everything. William convinces her that leaving would not be the best option and that she should stay.
- 4. Continued… Over time, the two become inseparable and Rose falls in love with William. Unfortunately, her father has seen everything that has occurred and decides to put an end to it. He threatens William that he will lose his job.
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