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In Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet capulet is an antagonist because he
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In Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet capulet is an antagonist because he

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I read Romeo and Juliet in December! Capulet is considered a antagonist because he makes choices for Juliet like marrying Paris without her consent.
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He makes choices for Juliet without her consent. An example would be when she is supposed to marry the prince instead of Romeo.
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