Romeo were Paris and not a Montague, would Juliet still love him? Why or why not? How big a part does "forbidden love" play in t

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ratelena [41]

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Romeo were Paris and not a Montague, would Juliet still love him? Why or why not? How big a part does "forbidden love" play in t

heir attraction? How can you tell? Answer in at least three complete sentences. Act 2, scenes 1-2

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RSB [31] · Answer 1 · 2022-02-05T13:34:13+03:00

RSB [31]4 years ago

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Becuase she love who he was a s a person.

Well becuase even tho that one person has left, that means that they wont see each other agiain and that they still love each other, which is cute!

dimulka [17.4K] · Answer 2 · 2022-02-05T15:42:35+03:00

<span>She fell in love with him before she knew who he, in fact she has every reason to believe that he is not a Montague. "Forbidden Love" is not a theme of the play, although the fact them come from feuding families makes their relationship difficult, it is not a driving theme. When she does find out who he is, she goes through the 'rose by any other name' speech not because he is 'forbidden' but because she knows that it makes it difficult.

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