Analyse the significance of passion (in all its manifestations) for the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet
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Analyse the significance of passion (in all its manifestations) for the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet In the tragedy Romeo and Juliet there are many forms to passion; these references are made in a variety of ways, ranging from parental passion to the classic loving passion shared between two people. But there is an underlying hint right from the very start that there is an inevitable notion that this love will never happen because of the family feud. At the very start of the book, the chorus introduces the heated feud between the Montague and Capulet households. This feud has spanned a long time and is an 'ancient grudge' that has continued throughout the family, from the parents to the children and even into the servants of the households. The word 'two' is used, frequently, not just to refer to Romeo and Juliet but to show the obstacles they face to...

