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Explore the relationship that Romeo an Juliet have with their parents throughout the play.
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Explore the relationship that Romeo an Juliet have with their parents throughout the play. Romeo and Juliet is a notorious play of love, tragedy an loss. The 'ancient grudge' portrayed in the lives of two 'star-crossed lovers' whose 'unruly' love leads them to their 'death marked' fait. Romeo and Juliet live in 'two separate houses' in the sixteenth century with 'brawls' and 'mutiny' creating an antagonistic environment between the youth of these two families. Their parents 'both alike in dignity', proud of their strength in Verona and love of their importance, do not portray the same pride for their 'star-crossed' children. Juliet is the fourteen year old daughter of the Capulet household. She is an only daughter and would be thought to be doted on, yet her closest guardian is her wet nurse. Her nurse has been there since childhood when her mother was absent at 'Mantra'. Juliet's 'sweet nurse' dotes on her by...
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