Fate, Traits, And Choices Of Romeo And Juliet

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Juliet realizes this and actually voices it to Romeo when she says, "It is too rash, too unadvised, too sudden/Too like the lightning which doth cease to be"(2.2.125-126). Yet, they do not slow down even though fate has given them fair warning. Romeo and Juliet feel that they are weak without each other...
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Romeo and Juliet feel that they are weak without each other. The know very well that their families are feuding, the really just do not care. They are both being stubborn and selfish, wanting what they can not have and wanting everything to go their own way...
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