Even though Romeo and Juliet are from two rival families, they were determined to express their love despite the consequences that would follow. ... Eventually they both defy their family values and loyalties just to be together. ... and I"ll no longer be a Capulet" (Act 2, Scene 1, Line 74-78); denying her family name and roots to further her cause for love; she asks Romeo to do the same. ... Love seems to cause more violence between the families rather than mending it. ... Right away in the beginning the audience is made aware that the Capulet and Montague families are feuding. ...

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Even though Romeo and Juliet are from two rival families, they were determined to express their love despite the consequences that would follow. ... Eventually they both defy their family values and loyalties just to be together. ... and I"ll no longer be a Capulet" (Act 2, Scene 1, Line 74-78); denying her family name and roots to further her cause for love; she asks Romeo to do the same. ... Love seems to cause more violence between the families rather than mending it. ... Right away in the beginning the audience is made aware that the Capulet and Montague families are feuding. ...

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Nobody wants to see a loved one suffer or make the decisions that accompany medical science's ability to prolong life. ... God confirms his great love for his people, a love that does not cease when we are old or ill. ... The decisions that family members must make are often as painful as the conditions of their loved ones. Sometimes the families react with wisdom and compassion. ... There are no easy answers when a loved one faces death. ...

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Josie comes from a single parent family but the love expressed by her mum, Christine, is immense and really shows by what she has taught Josie. ... Italian families are every close and loving so Josie is surrounded by people that love and adore her. Josie's family provide her with unconditional love, acceptance and the space to explore her curiosity's and fears. ... Your family is always there for you and I Josie case her family life was very involved and that kept her pushing through the hard times. Families show there love in many different forms but there is no doubt that love is ...

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In this essay I will talk about complex feelings like Romeo and Juliet's love for each other, I will talk about how Love is powerful because you cant control it and I will also talk about how Romeo and Juliets love is dangerous in the play Romeo and Juliet. ... Some people get hurt because of love, some people are happy when they find love. ... They are just children and don't know what love is. ... Its not like if they were still alive they would resolve the feud between the families. ... If they didn't commit suicide the Capulets and the Montagues might resolve the feud, the...

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He cares about his family but doesn't care a great deal for anyone outside his four walls. ... He likes his family but unlike Chris, he is unaware of what goes on outside his four walls, his own family. ... Joe Keller loves his family greatly, but I was a bit surprised that he didn't seem to be that bothered about Larry's disappearance but then again, he could have been trying to stay strong for the sake of Kate and Chris. ... Both Chris and Joe love their family and are always trying to make everyone get on. I feel that Chris and Joe take it in turns to be the protector, ...

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The entire family was devastated of his death, he was a loving person who not only cared about himself but others as well. ... He was a part of our family and like brother to me, we had grown up together because my mom had raised ever since he was a baby. ... Behind him, he left many people who loved and would never forget him. His parents have still not got over his death, I myself have not gotten over the day he passed away, that day will haunt my family for the rest of our lives. I never knew how it felt to loose a loved one until it happened to me, now I realize how much it hurts to loose ...

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They chose death since their families prohibited them from being together. ... Being in love can make anyone lose their mind. ... They had no idea that there families were enemies. ... As the time passed they fell deeper and deeper in love. When their families found out about their relationship they wanted them separated at once. ...

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In the play written by William Shakespeare, the Capulets planned the party and only three people from the Montague's family came. ... Some time ago many young people didn't have a lot of individual freedom so they were mostly locked away in the house of their family. ... This significant difference is the amount of loyalty and love between the characters. Since the play shows how much Romeo loves Juliet, their loyalty and love towards each other are much deeper than Tony and Maria. ...

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The people who want euthanasia but are not legally able to, might commit suicide which would be more difficult for family members to see their loved ones die in such a cruel and nasty way. If euthanasia is carried out, the patient can die by their family's side which would better for the family as they know they have said their final goodbye to their loved ones. ... Conversely, if someone is trying to kill themselves it is the victims associated carers or loved ones" moral duty to try and stop them and advise them along the right lines. ... A vast amount of grief would be encountered by t...

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The Jackson family has a tradition of everyone engaging in family games, dinner and communication every Sunday. ... Michelle has expressed that her family loves to vacation together but she doesn't like to vacation with them because they don't let her do what she wants. Michelle says that she loves to join her family during the holidays and she knows that they love to see her. ... Michelle loves her adopted mother and father but feels it's time for them to not worry so much about her and worry about themselves. ... She says she has a large amount of friends and loves to hang out...

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The relationship between Edna and Robert starts out as a friendship and transforms into love. ... Because Edna was obsessively infatuated with Robert, she could not be satisfied with the love of her husband. ... When one marries and starts a family, she should take into consideration the feelings of her family along with her own. ... The differences are: the narrator in "The Yellow Wallpaper" suffers her depression alone, while Edna has family and friends around to help. ... She struggles with a love for someone that she cannot have, a loveless marriage, and a fight for independence. ...

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A lot of people think love is the most important aspect in life; for them this play is saddening. ... In Romeo and Juliet, Juliet loves Romeo but the situation between the families causes her to fake her death. ... The clash of the families causes great enjoyment. ... But, the two families would not allow the marriage. ... The fight scenes between the houses add realism to the play and allow for the feud between the families to be expressed. ...

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Aoifa was, at seventeen, the eldest in a loving close knit family, of five children. ... Aoifa was an adroit and felicitous being, who was loved by all, and this made what happened come as such a shock to everyone and made it so hard to comprehend. ... It is almost impossible to describe what her family went through. ... Someone they had loved and adored but had taken for granted, had been so cruelly taken away from them. ... As a family we pulled together and managed to get through it, learning along the way. ...

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One could observe the incongruity in Haemon's family values between the selected passage and an earlier excerpt, thus suggesting an ironic tone. ... Haemon's change in values occurs very suddenly; the reader does not witness this progression of Haemon valuing a bride over immediate family members. ... The image of the teary-eyed Haemon bawling to his lifeless bride denotes his intense mourning and love for Antigone. ... When Haemon discovers Antigone has killed herself, he reveals the intensity of his love for her. ... Sadly, Haemon reveals his love when Antigone dies and before ...

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A panic has suddenly risen in the transgender community because of the death of a once confident transgender girl, Leelah Alcorn. Being all over the news stations, some people's minds are realizing that a girl killed herself because she couldn't be accepted for what she wanted to be, and it was beca...

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Despite the fact that marriage deals with love and emotional bonding, a family's economic well-being is also a large part of a successful marriage. ... They need the emotional attachment to their peers and family to be mentally healthy. ... They need love, care, affection, discipline, and attention. ... Although Edna loved her children very much, she did not feel unconditional love towards her children. ... She felt she failed at the role society and her family has placed for her. ...

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Benjy loves his sister Caddy and is sad when she marries and leaves him. ... When he gets older, he becomes ruthless and unloving towards his family. Jason's mother Caroline loves him more than her other children. ... In the real world, many families are split apart in situations just like the Compsons'. ... Families, on occasion, break apart when these situations occur. ...

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Can you imagine getting up in the mourning, being totally healthy while you Mother, or a loved one lay in a hospital bed in excruciating pain, cant walk, or make any movements what so ever, but their brain is totally normal and can comprehend and knows everything that's going on around them? Don't you think that your loved one should have the opportunity to decide when it is their time to go, when they are in so much pain and there is nothing left to their life? ... Just imagine having to look at your own family members and seeing the helpless look in thei...

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In the course of the play he realises that his true wealth lies in being loved and known by his family, and in one final attempt to secure his personal dignity and provide a future for his sons through his life insurance, he commits suicide. ... Through a series of flashbacks in the play, where we witness Willy's persistent efforts to make the American Dream a reality for himself and his family, Miller launches a scathing attack on the very notion of the dream. ... While he achieves a professional understanding of himself and the fundamental nature of the sales profession, Willy fails to...

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Who should decide: the patient, the physician, the courts, or the families? ... "I prayed for death," he had said, "because I loved her so much and could not bear to see her suffer so. ... He was morally justified to act out his love for his wife by ending her suffering life in a painless manner. ... Should they side with the family? ... Despite their confused state, the family urges the physician to withhold the tube, thereby hastening death. ...

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Over time, the negative attitude that Leonce has toward Edna causes her to look for security, happiness, and love in other people and places. It is then that she meets, and eventually falls in love with, Robert Lebrun. ... One very significant awakening occurs when she recognizes her unrequited love for Robert Lebrun. ... In committing suicide, Edna releases herself from the tyranny in her life, but she leaves her family with much pain and suffering. ... Her drowning represents her family's drowning themselves in their own grief, pain, and guilt due to her tragic death. ...

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The play hamlet is about a royal family whose king dies. ... Another reason one could say that Prince Hamlet is not mad is when he says "I loved Ophelia:forty thousand brothers. Could not, with all their quantity of love, Make up my sum" (III.I.42). One could say that this quote means that Prince Hamlet has more love for Ophelia than her brother did. One could say that he was was not mad because he was simply expressing his love for Ophelia when she died but on the other hand one could say that he was crazy because when Ophelia was alive he denied his love for her. ...

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Donaghy presents these people in such a way that it makes the reader feel as if they are part of the family or close nit community. ... This makes the reader realize that Collin came from a loving and well structured family, and it is not just abused kids that commit suicide. ... I had given him so much love, I had spent so much more time on him than I had on the others. ... The case studies and the response from the victims loved ones persuades the reader to feel guilt and sympathy towards collin. ... The reader also learns that it is not just the death the family have to deal with but after...

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Elderly citizens who kill themselves after losing touch with their friends and family fit into this category. 3. ... Family History If a family member has committed suicide, there is an increased risk that someone else in the family will also do so. This is because many people who commit suicide suffer from depression, which tends to run in families. However, the question remains: are people who kill themselves simply adopting a familiar solution or does an inherited trait, such as impulsivity, account for increased suicidal behaviour in families. ... It could be a failure (real or imagine...

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