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¨a pair of star crossed lovers take their lives¨ this is my favorite line because it shows there love for eachother

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the line i chose was "do with their death bury their parents strife". Meaning by romeo and juliet's death they were hoping to end their parents rivalry.even tho it didn't work it was a good attempt to end it.

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My favorite line was the fealful passege of their death markd love, and contuines of there parents rage.
They are of scared of death. but they are of love

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My favorite line was "Do with their death bury their parents' strife. The fearful passage of their death-mark'd love, And the continuance of their parents, rage." Even though they are in love and their parents are dead, they are expected to continue the feud.

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I chose the line "a pair of star crossed lovers take their life". I chose this line because i wasn't expecting them to do that. It was just something that i was surprised so it shocked me that they were so in love that they took their life so their family would in hopes end the feud.

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My favorite line from the prologue is " Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean. This is my favorite line because it has a deeper meaning. This line means that the blood of the innocent stains the hands of the innocent. This means that the innocent are not so innocent

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"A pair of star-cross'd lovers take their life..." I chose this line because it is very sad. At such a young age they made such a devastating decision. In the end their decision to end kill themselves in order to stop their parent's strife failed.

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My favorite line the the prologue is "A pair of star-crossed lovers take their life" this is my favorite bc it shows their love they had for each other affected their lives so much. 

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My favorite line the the prologue is "A pair of star-crossed lovers take their life" this is my favorite bc it shows their love they had for each other affected their lives so much. 

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Mary Hebert

"A pair of star cross'd lovers take their life; Do with their parents' strife. This was my favorite line from the prologue. What it means is that the two characters love each other but are unable to continue due to the family conflicts leading to a tragic end. I choose this line because There must have been a lot of disputes and conflict to where the they decide to run off and ending it in tragic way.

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My favorite line in the prologue is "A pair of star-crossed lovers take their life;" This is my favorite line because it shows how their love for each other changed their lives forever. I like how it really shows their love for each other for how it really is and how much they care for each other no matter what happens.

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Madison Peppers,

"Two household, both alike in dignity." I chose this line because it stood out to me the most. It made me think of two houses next to each other. While both families don't like each other, but still have something in common.

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Autumn Freeman

"A pair of star-crossed lovers take their life." I chose this because it makes the play seem more interesting and fun to read. I like alot of drama and I feel like this will cause more drama and make it a lot more fun to read. Furthermore, this is my favorite part in this script.

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My Favorite line was " Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean"

I thought that this sentance was Interesting. I also thought it was true.Through the prolougue and how it sumarizes the story I felt like the sentance fit it well.

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I chose the quote, "where civil blood makes civil hands unclean" because it's an act of violence and i like to read about violence. This quote really inspires to me want to keep reading on romeo and Juliet. It hints that there's some sort of tragedy, or conflict in this.

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Logan Poole

My favorite line is "But their children's end, nought could remove". I chose this line because I thought it interesting that even in death the feud could be so strong. I also like it because they couldn't put there dignity aside after the deaths. Also the families choose to use the deaths to add fire to the feud.

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"Two households, both alike in dignity". This is my favorite line because it gives some background and morals of the family. For example, it gives background because dignity back in the days this play takes place have dignity was most common among the higher classes. That helps people realize that both families are quite high up in the community which is important for the story. And it gives morals because having dignity meant you had honor and/or valor so you had to act a certain way if you were to retain your honor. And having your honor challenged meant you had to stand up for it or you were brandished a coward.This will be important because the families are likely to use the honor of the other to get to them.

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"A pair of star-cross'd lovers take take their life" is my favorite. Star-crossed lovers just stood out against the violence to me. I also like it because it's just tragic yet somehow nice cause they still cared for each in the end despite their families disputes. It also just kind of hints at what's gonna happen, and it has me wondering what were all the events that led up to that point. I feel like it's just gonna twist something from what I thought would happen.

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Choose your favorite line from The Prologue and write it on your post. Along with the line you need to include: 1) minimum of 3 sentences explains your answer (why did you choose that line?) 2) a photo, clipart, emoji, Snapchat Bitmoji, or other pic that represents that line or your reaction to that line of The Prologue 3) write a meaningful comment on another student's response (use an emoji with it to show an expression).

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dominik essig

In fair verona, where we lay our scene, From ancient grudge break to new mutiny. ¨Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean¨. The Prologue tells us the setting of the play and that violence is going to happen in the play.