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melisa1 [442]
4 years ago
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Can someone please help me with this?

English
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Igoryamba4 years ago
4 0
Say something about how irony is used in the story. When Romeo thinks Juliet is dead he drinks the poison to kill himself. She was just pretending to be dead though. And then she wakes up and sees him dead and then kills herself. So they all wanted a happy ending but couldn't have it. It's ironic because they went to all the trouble to be together when they just die anyways. 
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