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CONFLICT, FATE, JULIET - Coggle Diagram
CONFLICT
Quotes
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"See, what a scourge is laid upon your hate, That heaven finds means to kill your joys love
"O brother Montague, give me thy hand:This is my daughter's jointure, for no more Can I demand."
"get thee to church o' Thursday, / Or never after look me in the face"
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Characters
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Benvolio
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Wise, a compass of guidance and beacon of peace
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FATE
Quotes
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Wisely and Slow, they stumble that run fast
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Themes
Fate is presented as inevitable by Shakespeare through the use of foreshadowing, "death-marked love". Telling the audience the main characters will die (a tragedy) in the beginning and employing a motif of death and loss throughout the play....
Hamartia-fatal flaw
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Juliet = blind to other people other than romeo. Willing to abandon family for Romeo "But be sworn my love and I'll no longer be a capulet
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Might not be fate because characters are technically in control, though Shakespeare's foreshadowing and motifs we get the impression that fate is in control and everyone has a destiny "set in stars" but it could be interpreted that it is actually the characters in control and it isn't fate that kills them but their lack of reasoning and their tendency for impulsive actions
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Characters
Romeo
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Kills himself with poison to avoid not living without Juliet but that is actually his fate (dumbass)
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Juliet
Young, innocent, obedient, immature at start "Madam I am here what is your will".
disobedient, reckless at the end. "O happy dagger"
Kills herself with Romeo's dagger, manly way of suicide: she is more manly that Romeo
Friar
Drink this potion, All his fault
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JULIET
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Oh Romeo, Romeo where art thou Romeo
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Themes
Shakespeare uses Juliet to present young women as obedient but also rebellious In R&J. At the start of the play Juliet is very immature and obedient "madam I am here what is your will" but by the end she is independent and reckless "O happy dagger"
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