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... can see this good, loved person come out of a bad, hated person. As much as they want to be together, this feuding history is a huge pressure barrier that is blocking their way. The pressure barrier is also part of their life as they have the pressure of the feud. Juliet is only 14 and this is a huge worry for someone so young ... ...
... is conducted under secrecy and deception. This must now be maintained for the lovers to stay together, but this secrecy actually brings them further apart. It acts as yet another barrier or obstacle around which Romeo and Juliet must mould their lives. From here, both lovers also feel that they have a right to be together, and this factor, along with the ... ...
... go back to London, but he refuses. Jack and Algernon join Gwendolen and Cecily inside the country house. The women tell the men their "Christian names are still an insuperable barrier." The men reveal that they are going to be re-christened this afternoon, and the couples hug. Lady Bracknell arrives, and Gwendolen informs her of her engagement. Lady Bracknell tells ... ...
... ribbon he has found and smelling the burned skin as he tries to approach 124 for a second time. Having realized his indebtedness, he now is free to move past the barrier of his pride which kept him away from 124, but also he is able to move past himself and truly enter into the experience of someone other than himself. He ... ...
