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How does Shakespeare develop the characters of Romeo and Juliet in Act scene at the Capulet Ball, in which Romeo and Juliet meet for the first time, engage in flirtatious dialogue, and eventually kiss?
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How does Shakespeare develop the characters of Romeo and Juliet in Act scene at the Capulet Ball, in which Romeo and Juliet meet for the first time, engage in flirtatious dialogue, and eventually kiss?

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Romeo develops in his sense of romance, as does Juliet; they both grow a little; they both realize there is more to life than their families’ feud.
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