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In this padlet I look at events that help support my theme. My theme was, the opinions and actions of family has a strong impact on the kids choices that can result in negative consequences. In the padlet I looked at some events that are consequences of family influence. I used things like invitations and letters that show the hatred between families. I also look at some personality traits that come from the anger between the two families. Lastly, I also looked at the relevant motifs that relate to my theme. Overall, these genres aren't connected but they all help to support my idea.

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Explanation: This is the invitation to the Capulet masquerade ball that Romeo ended up attending in the story. This invitation strictly states that Montagues are not invited to the ball. In the story, Romeo attended the ball and ended up kissing Juliet, which is how they fell in love. In the story Tybalt says, "It fits whens such a villain is a guest. I'll not endure him" (Act 1 scene 5 line 73 and 74). The line demonstrates how serious the anger between the families is. Tybalt doesn't want to back down from Romeo so he is acting aggressively and implying he wants to hurt Romeo. The fact that this feud is still going contributes to Tybalt's negative actions. He wants to get in a fight, and they eventually do due to this anger.

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Black and Grey Elegant New Year Party Invitation Instagram Post

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Dear Montagues,

During our party I noticed your Capulet son was there. In our party invitation we strictly stated Capulets were not invited. Romeo showed up to the party despite this specific request. Due to our long-running feud I hope you understand it's best for Romeo to stay away from Montagues all together. I want to keep my daughter Juliet, safe from your family, as she is my top priority. Romeo carries drama with him everywhere he goes, and that has no business in my household. Make sure to make this known to Romeo as he is the main source of our troubles.

Good day I suppose,

Capulets

Explanation:

This letter shows the feud between the Capulets. During the story of Romeo and Juliet, Romeo attended a Capulet party and met Juliet there. They eventually kissed before the nurse parted them and told Romeo of Juliet's identity. Act 1 scene 5 line 116 an 117 states, "Is she a Capulet? O dear account! my life is my foe's debt" (Act 1 scene 5 line 116 and 117). These lines show the effects of the family feud on the two teens. Usually, if there was no feud, or it wasn't as serious, they would be able to act freely following these events, and continue being together. However, Romeo and Juliet were immediately worried that they kissed one of their enemies. This shows that the feud has an effect on the two teens, and that caused them to keep their love a secret and led to eventual death.

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Dear Tybalt,

It's been nice attending therapy sessions with you and I am glad you feel comfortable enough to open up to me. The main source of your problems seems to be the anger between the Montague and Capulet family. You seem to be very active in keeping this anger alive. Although it's okay to be angry with people, I think you are holding onto a grudge. This anger between the families started ages ago, longer than anyone can remember. I know you act impulsively in situations that anger you so, I don't think this feud is something you should be so heavily involved in. Just know, you don't have to be involved in it just because your families are.

From,

Your therapist

Explanation: The therapists note shows a therapist talking to Tybalt about his contributions to the anger between the families. Overall, the therapists thinks Tybalt is too heavily consumed by this, and reminds him he doesn't have to become involved just because he's apart of the families. Following Tybalt's death Benvolio says, " An envious thrust from Tybalt hit the life Of stout Mercutio and then Tybalt fled," (Act 3 scene 1 lines 161-162). Tybalt has anger towards Mercutio due to the influence of his family. Since his family doesn't like the Montagues Tybalt takes this out on Mercutio by killing him. This shows how family influence can have detrimental consequences because, due to the Capulets influence on Tybalt's hatred, both Mercutio and Tybalt died.

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Although Romeo and Juliet was written a long time ago it's still extremely relevant to society today. Romeo and Juliet offers themes that still can be seen in today's society. It offers themes of love, teenage stereotypes, death, and especially the influence of family ideas. Concepts like these are still things we write about today. This makes Romeo and Juliet a story people can still relate to. Teenage stereotype and family impact are two things that almost everybody can relate to in some way. These ideas help readers take something away from this story, which is why we still read it in schools today.

Explanation: Above I talked about how Romeo and Juliet has themes that are still relevant to today's society. I talked about the impact of family being a big example. Romeo and Juliet teaches the lesson of the impact family can have on the choices we make. For example, following Romeo and Juliet's death Capulet says, "A rich shall Romeo's by his lady's lie- poor sacrifices of our enmity!" ( Act 5 scene 3 line 303-304). Capulet is describing how Romeo and Juliet have been sacrificed due to the hatred between families. Essentially, this means that Romeo and Juliet died to the hatred between families further demonstrating the impact of family on the choices we make. With the impact of the families, Romeo and Juliet never would've died because they wouldn't have been forced to conceal their love.

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In the poster above, Romeo is a wanted man due to the killing of Tybalt. Romeo killed Tybalt following the killing of Mercutio by Tybalt. Overall, these events all stemmed from the anger between the families. Before the fight Mercutio says, "Good King of Cats, nothing but one of your nine lives," ( Act 3 scene 1 line 71). The line demonstrates the extend the anger runs to, to the point where characters use these types of metaphors to describe how angry they are. Without this deep rooted anger, the death of Tybalt and Mercutio never would've occurred, and Romeo never would've been wanted. It would've changed the way all of the characters lives ended out.