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Romeo and Juliet

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William Shakespeare

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Pages: 152pages
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The tragic tale revolves around two young Italian lovers whose ill-fated romance leads to their untimely deaths, ultimately mending the rift between their warring families. Celebrated for its emotional depth, the play has remained a favorite throughout the centuries and is frequently performed, establishing Romeo and Juliet as iconic figures in the realm of young love. Their story captures the themes of passion, fate, and the consequences of familial conflict, solidifying its place as one of Shakespeare's most enduring works.

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Titre: Romeo and Juliet
Langue: Anglais
Auteurs: William Shakespeare
Éditeur: Bibliotech Press
Publié: 1999
Pages: 152
ISBN13: 9781636376165
Mots clés: Fiction, Art / Culture, Nonfiction, Romans d'amour, Young Adult, Fiction historique, Classiques, Théâtre & Art dramatique, Amour, Famille, L'école, Dramas, Mort, Pièces de théâtre, Europe du Sud, Italie, Adapté au cinéma, Secrets, Littérature anglaise, Critique littéraire, Destin, Lectures obligatoires, Haine, Tragédie, Dispute, Classicisme, Textes d'étude, Programmes de théâtre, Dramas Anglais, Familles ennemies
Évaluation: 5 sur 5
Description: The tragic tale revolves around two young Italian lovers whose ill-fated romance leads to their untimely deaths, ultimately mending the rift between their warring families. Celebrated for its emotional depth, the play has remained a favorite throughout the centuries and is frequently performed, establishing Romeo and Juliet as iconic figures in the realm of young love. Their story captures the themes of passion, fate, and the consequences of familial conflict, solidifying its place as one of Shakespeare's most enduring works.