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To what other emotions does Shakespeare tie love? Why? What is he implying? (Romeo and Juliet)
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To what other emotions does Shakespeare tie love?

Why? What is he implying?
(Romeo and Juliet)

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He is also implying sadness. In the book they ate sad when they can’t see each other in secret.
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