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The mulberry tree with "red" berries represents Pyramus and Thisbe's deaths. The towers that were made for Romeo and Juliet represents their deaths.

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Jenna Helmers, Isabella Cleveland and Mackenzie Sutton

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Jenna Helmers, Isabella Cleveland and Mackenzie Sutton

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Pyramus and Thisbe's parents forbade their marriage. While R/J's parents had a feud.

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In Romeo and Juliet, Juliet had fears of talking with the Nurse so she drinks a potion, kind of like how Thisbe runs away from her home and her family she once loved. Romeo finds out she is dead and misunderstands. Like how Pyramus finds Thisbe's cloak and misunderstands her death.

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In "Pyramus and Thisbe", Thisbe had the fear of dealing with the lioness and so she runs away and Pyramus finds her cloak. Instead of questioning that it might just be her cloak, he instead jumps to the conclusion that she is dead and turns it into a big misunderstanding.

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The lioness in "Pyramus and Thisbe" caused their deaths in a certain way, just like how Tybalt caused their deaths in R/J.

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If Pyramus would have waited a few minutes before committing suicide, he would have found that Thisbe was still alive. If Romeo would have waited a few minutes before committing suicide he would have found that Juliet was still alive.

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The wall in "Pyramus and Thisbe" and the feud in Romeo and Juliet were barriers to the lovers.

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For Pyramus and Thisbe, the color red stood for the berries on the mulberry tree. For Romeo and Juliet it was for the blood of everyone who died.