1. Similarities in Shakspear
... development: characters find each other in the crowd of people in disguise. The masks help them ignore the reasons that keep them apart, comic reasons in the comedy, and tragic in the tragedy. The disguise pre-determines the further development of the plot. In "Romeo and Juliet,"" Romeo decides to go to the ... young lovers to talk to each other. It connected them and at the same time separated: they could hear, but couldn't reach each other. In the comedy, however, the scene on the balcony is more of a negative development of a love relationship. Borachio and Don John conspired to dest...
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