... they share their love. All of the events surround characters from both the Montague and Capulet families. For example, during the play, a fight, which ends in Romeo's banishment, takes place because of Tybalt's hot temper, Romeo's extreme passion, and Mercutio's quick wits. The forces of love and hate are also very evident throughout the play. In the end, Romeo and Juliet's love finds a tragic way to overcome the hate ... 's demise, but none as important as the fact that the end is stated in the beginning. Isaac Asimov, author of Asimov's Guide to Shakespeare, states, "But as the fates w...

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... to marry Paris, Juliet stood up for what she thought was right and best for her and refused to marry him, this was a blatent rebelious act against what was sociably acceptable at the time.   In a lot of situations Juliet relied on the Nurse to guide her and make decisions for her. When the Nurse started pushing Juliet towards marring Paris and cutting down Romeo, she could ... no longer put trust in her and wanted nothing to do with her. Throughout her role in the play ... present extreme circumstances, this scene reveals the results of past activities and begins a series of tragic misu...

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