... nothing happens. She then takes his dagger and stabs herself. The following day the Montagues and Capulets are informed of the events that took place over the past few days by Friar Laurence. He tells them of Romeo and Juliet's strong affection for one another and of their marriage. The two families then realize just how much damage the hatred between them had caused. Because ... of their animosity the Montagues lost their only son and the Capulets lost their only daughter. The death of Romeo and Juliet not only bounded the two lovers together even in after death but also broke they bad...

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... safety. As Roderigo gets even more upset he realizes that there is no chance in breaking up the marriage, but Iago assures him that "blood is made dull with the act of sport," she will lose interest in Othello and seek sexual satisfaction elsewhere. (II.i.222) Iago leads him to believe Des will cheat with Cassio, to deter this Iago tells Roderigo ... situations he uses verbal irony, when a character states one thing but means another. Iago does this many of times because of the demeanor of his character, and example is when he says "He is for him," (Act I Scene ii) There is also situati...

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