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Heartwarming moments in ''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet''.
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* When an incensed Tybalt rushes to tell his uncle that Romeo is at their party, Capulet's response is to extol Romeo's reputation, and to tell Tybalt to leave it be. Further, when Tybalt refuses, he is (verbally) slapped down by Capulet. Given that the invitation expressly forbade those "of the house of Montague", this is quite a concession on Capulet's part.
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* Romeo and Juliet's first meeting is ''adorable''. How in love are they? Their first words to one another form a perfect sonnet. Seriously, with the right actors, that scene will make you understand why this story has stood the test of time as one of the iconic romances, even if it didn't end well.
* During his final Soliloquy Romeo calls out to Tybalt's body, promising to atone for his death by killing himself and asking for forgiveness showing that he truly feels bad for what he did.
* During his final Soliloquy Romeo calls out to Tybalt's body, promising to atone for his death by killing himself and asking for forgiveness showing that he truly feels bad for what he did.
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* Romeo Romeo's and Juliet's first meeting is ''adorable''. How in love are they? Their first words to one another form a perfect sonnet. Seriously, with the right actors, that scene will make you understand why this story has stood the test of time as one of the iconic romances, romances even if it didn't end well.
* During his finalSoliloquy Soliloquy, Romeo calls out to Tybalt's body, promising to atone for his death by killing himself and asking for forgiveness forgiveness, showing that he truly feels bad for what he did.
* During his final
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** THE [[http://shakespeare.mit.edu/romeo_juliet/romeo_juliet.2.2.html Balcony scene]]. The SignatureScene in the play and considered one of the greatest romantic moments in ''all of English literature''.
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** THE BalconyWooingScene. The SignatureScene in the play and considered one of the [[http://shakespeare.mit.edu/romeo_juliet/romeo_juliet.2.2.html Balcony scene]]. The SignatureScene in the play and considered one of the greatest romantic moments moments]] in ''all of English literature''.
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** THE [[http://shakespeare.mit.edu/romeo_juliet/romeo_juliet.2.2.html Balcony scene]]. The SignatureScene in the play and considered one of the greatest romantic moments in ''all of English literature''.
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* During his final Soliloquy Romeo calls out to Tybalt's body, promising to atone for his death by killing himself and asking for forgiveness.
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* During his final Soliloquy Romeo calls out to Tybalt's body, promising to atone for his death by killing himself and asking for forgiveness.
forgiveness showing that he truly feels bad for what he did.
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* During his final Soliloquy Romeo calls out to Tybalt's body, promising to atone for his death by killing himself and asking for forgiveness.
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* Romeo and Juliet's first meeting is ''adorable''. How in love are they? Their first words to one another form a perfect sonnet. Seriously, with the right actors, that scene will make you understand why this story has stood the test of time as one of the iconic romances, even if it didn't end well.
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* The love scenes between Romeo and Juliet.
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* The very end, where Montague offers to erect a golden statue of Juliet as a peace offering to Capulet.
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* The very end, where Montague offers to erect a golden statue of Juliet as a peace offering to Capulet.
Capulet. And then Capulet offers to do the same for Romeo.
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* The very end, where Montague offers to erect a golden statue of Juliet as a peace offering to Capulet.
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* The very end, where Montague offers to erect a golden statue of Juliet as a peace offering to Capulet.Capulet.
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* The very end, where Montague offers to erect a golden statue of Juliet as a peace offering to Capulet.
