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…tragedy and comedy, and listed eleven plays that he had written (Ogburn 1974). Some of his more memorable plays include Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, Macbeth, and Taming of the Shrew. When all of Shakespeare’s plays were written cannot be exactly pinned down…

…that literature portrays a hero. It takes a main character and makes him seem like a hero simply because he is not a villain. A good example is William Shakespeare' s famous play Romeo and Juliet. In this play, Romeo does nothing that we would consider heroic. He…

…writing, which was not appreciated until well after his death. <Tab/>Poe had a really depressing childhood. His mother was an actress, which was not very high in the working class back then, who played Juliet in the play Romeo and Juliet. Six…

…softened by farce), that love can also have tragic outcomes. Pyramus and Thisbe both die, like Romeo and Juliet, because of a misunderstanding. Perhaps as they watch Pyramus and Thisbe, the quartet of lovers might feel particularly grateful…

…is that there must be a hero. Normally a tragedy will have one hero, however there are exceptions in the case of love tragedies such as Romeo and Juliet where the rule is bent a little and there may be a second hero called a "Heroine". In the play Othello, he…

…truly the author of all? These astonishing, spellbound works, such as the infamous Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet, or Was the name simply a pseudonym for Edward de Veer, 17th Earl of Oxford, or another? Because of Shakespeare’s provincial background…

…It", "Much Ado About Nothing", and "The Two Gentlemen of Verona". "Romeo and Juliet" was his only tragedy written during this time. In 1599 a theatre called the Globe was built by Shakespeare’s company. Some of his most prominent tragedies written and performed…

…that I like to eat chips and I like to play games. The second type of love is when a person is sexually attracted to another person. For example in the story, “Romeo and Juliet”, it shows two young teenagers falling in love, or sexually attracted to each other…

…AND 2 KING HENRY IV KING HENRY V 1,2, AND 3 KING HENRY VI KING RICHARD III KING HENRY VIII CORIOLANUS TITUS ANDRONICUS ROMEO AND JULIET TIMON OF ATHENS JULIUS CAESAR MACBETH HAMLET LING LEAR OTHELLO ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA CYMBELINE TROILUS…

…of the time. The two families bring their guns to church and their own children do not even know what the feud is about. The running away of opposing son and daughter is a play off of Romeo and Juliet, the feud ending with everyone being killed. Huckleberry…