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The purpose of this multi genre project is to show Romeo and Juliet’s personalities, and how their love ended in a tragedy. The Capulets and Montagues always hated each other, and that was a big problem since it resulted in killings that happened to people in both groups. The Montagues knew to stay away from the Capulets, and the Capulets always knew to stay away from the Montagues. But Romeo and Juliet were different. They knew that being together was bad news and pretty much forbidden, but they made it work anyways, kind of. They stayed together even though they weren’t allowed to see each other. The oppression they faced only brought them closer to each other, which caused them to ultimately die, but they died to be with each other, they died in each other's arms. This shows that the stronger the force of oppression, the greater the force of love. The Capulets and Montagues finally realized this after the passing of both their children, this tragedy was all due to their family feud. Having learned that lesson, the families finally ended their disputes and made up.

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Most of these books in Juliet's TBR are about love that is opposed at first, but the more it is resisted, the harder they fell for each other- similar to how the force of the hatred between Romeo and Juliet's families just caused their love to be stronger.

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This one was chosen since in the play, Romeo fell for Juliet as soon as he saw her, and from then was willing to do anything to stay by her side, even though it was dangerous for him.

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"Most likely to believe in love at first sight" Sticker

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Say it in color! Perfect for a variety of surfaces, this funny sticker is a superlative award for the most romantic among us!

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This quote relates to the theme because, in the book, the love that Romeo and Juliet had was stronger than anything. Because of the love Romeo had for Juliet, he was willing to risk his life to stay in her arms a little longer, even though her was banished from Verona. Later on, when Juliet saw Romeo dead, she killed herself so she could be with him even long after he was gone.

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This article is included because Newton's second law states, "The greater the mass, the greater the force of attraction". In this case, the mass is equal to the rivalry between their families, and the force of attraction is the love between Romeo and Juliet.

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It explains force, whichever way it is happening

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This is added since Lord Capulet wanted Juliet to marry Paris, and didn't give her any other option since he threatened to kick her out. This led to Juliet forming the poorly planned scheme with Friar Lawerence so she could be with Romeo, which ultimately led to both of their deaths in the name of love.

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Most of these songs are about love and how two lovers are endgame and kind of running out of time (end of Romeo and Juliet), but the lovers always have each other, till death do them part.

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Job skills/Qualification- Please list the skills and qualifications you possess for the position for which you are applying:

I am perfect for Juliet. She loves me and I love her and we love each other. No one can take our love away.

-Romeo

This was added since Romeo is willing to be Juliet's bodyguard so he can be around her at all times, even though he knows he might not be hired since he's a Montague, but he'll do anything for love.

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Most of her pins have romance in them like the photos of couples and quotes about love. This conveys how much Juliet has love on her mind, and how she'd do anything for the right person, (Romeo).

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Explore a hand-picked collection of Pins about Juliet’s Pintrest Board on Pinterest.

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(Shakespeare 2.2).

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(Shakespeare 2.2).

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(Shakespeare 3.5).

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(Shakespeare 3.2).

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(Shakespeare 5.3).