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Paris is characterized to be a person that is very respectable. He would use Instagram to show major events that were happening in his life, as well as other updates on what he was doing.

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In this meme, the process of Count Paris marrying Juliet is represented by the "Gru's Plan" meme. The first slide of the image represents that Count Paris wanted to get consent to marry Juliet before he asked her. This is also done very early in the play, at Act 1, Scene 2, bringing a similarity to each other. The next slide of the image shows that Paris, once getting Lord Capulet's consent, asking Juliet to marry him. Based on the actual movie, the original first and second steps happen with little time between them. Although the second part for Count Paris occurred in Act 3, Scene 4, the time frame between Acts 1 and 3 were only a couple of days apart. The third parts of the plan for both Gru and Count Paris were the opposite of what they expected. The third step was intended for Count Paris and Juliet to live a wonderful life together. Instead, Juliet "died" before  their wedding.

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https://www.instagram.com/p/BhNTt4zBnDC/?hl=en&taken-by=countparis1

This picture is after Count Paris asked for consent to marry Juliet in Act 1, Scene 2. Juliet would soon be 14 years old, and was already older than many mothers at the time. She is also a good and loyal child to her parents. These traits may have added in the reason of why Paris wanted to marry her. Seeing the opportunity, Count Paris asked for and received consent from Lord Capulet for Juliet to marry him if she agreed. The caption shows how thankful Paris was when he had the opportunity to marry Juliet. The hashtag "blessed" shows that he feels as if God is watching out for him.

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Paris would use Snapchat mainly as a source to keep tabs on other people. Since he is a Count, he must be active within the community in Verona. As for his posts, he would have only used it to show events that were important.

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In this meme, the fate of Juliet is represented by the "Drake" meme. The Drake meme itself is sarcastic, where the captions on the right are opposite of Drake's reactions. On the top panel, Drake is shunning the statement that Count Paris will marry Juliet. In actuality, Paris wants to marry Juliet, yet can't because of her unexpected "death". On the bottom panel, Drake is agreeing with the statement that Count Paris will be the widower a Juliet's funeral. Paris would not have hoped to be going to Juliet's funeral, especially when she was still so young.

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The Most Interesting Man In The World Meme

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The Most Interesting Man In The World Meme

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In this meme, the events that happen before Juliet's wedding are represented by "The Most Interesting Man In The World" meme. Count Paris will only be able to marry once, and it is shown in the play that he wants to pick the right person. This represents the "I don't always..." portion of the image. When he finally decides that he will marry Juliet, things go poorly for him. Before the marriage can commence, she will "die" the morning of the planned reception. This represents the "but when I do..." portion of the image. After that, the rest of the statement is not what he had in mind. This is identical to the situation that Paris had eventually gotten into.

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Wedding flowers, now for her funeral

The change between being the spouse of Juliet to the widower of Juliet is represented in this memoir. Wedding flowers are symbolism for their marriage. This also shows that the wedding would have happened soon, since they would be freshly. Since she "died" the day of her wedding, the feelings Paris had changed drastically over a short time period to opposite emotions. The flowers changing purpose to a funeral give a completely different tone in the memoir. They are representing of Juliet's death, but also her importance to Paris since only close friends and family put flowers on the tomb. The major  contrast between a wedding and a funeral help emphasize the difference of tones in such a short period of time.

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Juliet, dear, thou time hath come too quick,
I think of all the things we could have been.
Thou were amazing, you filled me with glee;

Although, I wish that you could stay with me.

This epitaph is written in the perspective of Count Paris, and is about his loss of Juliet. In the first line, Count Paris states how unfortunate her death was and she should have lived a fuller and better life. The word dear is also used to show the affection that Paris has for her, adding to his sadness of her death since he perceived themselves to be close. In the second line, Count Paris talks of how he wanted their marriage to be perfect and they could have had a better, longer relationship. In the rhyming couplet, Paris says that Juliet greatly influenced his life for the better. Although she is dead, he will always remember her, showing more affection he had for her. Lastly, he comes back to the point that he will truly miss her, wishing that she could still be with him.

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This picture is after Count Paris gets engaged to Juliet, and their wedding is planned in Act 3, Scene 4. After Juliet saying that she would marry Paris if she must, and her parents giving her consent after she didn't want to marry him (which Paris didn't know of), they were officially engaged. The wedding was also set to be within a week, which would have been a grand event. The caption shows Paris' excitement for getting engaged to Juliet and their upcoming wedding. The hashtag "cantwait" displays his excitement for his upcoming wedding.

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This picture is at the funeral of both Romeo and Juliet in the last scene of the play. If alive, Paris would grieve for Juliet. Paris would prove to be loyal and never marry again and would protect her grave, showing love and dedication. The caption also shows these traits. Paris would always think of Juliet and think highly of her. The hashtags "missyou" and "neverforget" represents his affection towards Juliet while she was alive and dead

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https://drive.google.com/open?id=1lEuwD-PKDiRs4LwJKNtPgf6rl7clP81B

This Snap is of Count Paris at the party the Capulets hosted. Count Paris would show that he was having a good time at both the party and his life. This would also have a deeper meaning. This shows that he is affiliated with Capulets, and have many common interests in politics as them. The hashtag "fun" is used to show that Paris is enjoying himself at the party, a contrast from his luck later on in the play.

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This Snap is of Count Paris acknowledging the death of Tybalt and his reactions to it. This post shows that he is considerate and empathetic to the Capulets' loss. This post also has deeper meaning in the fact that he further supports the Capulets. The hashtag "riptybalt" continues to show his sadness for the loss of his life.

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https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ZyJfu1ZvewL7D1wMixjCSn-264lA2ByB

This Snap is of Count Paris at Juliet's funeral. This post shows that Paris is obviously melancholy for both their could-have-been marriage and the loss of her life. As the two previous posts mention, this post again represents Count Paris' connection with the Capulets. The hasthag "rip" displays that Paris hopes for the best for Juliet, even in death.