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"Romeo and Juliet," is a classic that most people should know. My knowledge of this Shakespeare brilliance is limited however. I do know the basic plot is that two people from two rival families fall in love. After some miscommunications, they both end up dead. If that isn't tragic love, then I don't know what is. I haven't seen nor read "Romeo and Juliet," in its original form, but I have seen some movies based off of this iconic story. A popular one, and my personal favorite, is "Gnomeo and Juliet." This kids' movie is based around two gnomes from rivaling backyard families that fall in love. The ending is not as tragic, but clearly it is an homage to the classic. I have a faint memory of watching a movie a long time ago about two teenagers from rivaling family pizza businesses who fall in love. I have no idea what the name of the movie is, or why I remembered it.

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We all know the obvious one, "Romeo and Juliet," that's why we are here in the first place. But, there are other great examples. For instance, "Titanic." The touching fictional love story based on a true event . This story also has tragic death leaving one without the other. Another, newer example is "The Fault in Our Stars." This one continues with the theme of death as well, but in a different fashion.They both knew that they might not be together long, but they still stayed together in the name of love. Another theme the stories follow is having some sort of barrier in their way of being together. Romeo and Juliet of course their families are rivals. Titanic, Rose is set up to marry a rich man by her mom but really wants to be with the less wealthy Jack. In "The fault in Our Stars," Their illnesses serve as a barrier to them having the peace of mind of being together.

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To understand tragic love, you first have to establish your idea of love. whether it's the love for your friends, family, or your significant other. Now, imagine that love being ripped away from you. It's not the love itself that is tragic, it's what happens to that love that makes it tragic. Sometimes, it fades away or is lost and other times death or other tragedy takes it from you.