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Write, describe, and determine 2 conflicts in act ll scene ll about Romeo. SO I NEED 2 CONFLICTS SEEN IN ROMEO DURING THE BALCONY SCENE AND DETERMINE IF ITS A INDUVIAL CONFLICT OR A COUPLE OF CONFLICT
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Write, describe, and determine 2 conflicts in act ll scene ll about Romeo.

SO I NEED 2 CONFLICTS SEEN IN ROMEO DURING THE BALCONY SCENE AND DETERMINE IF ITS A INDUVIAL CONFLICT OR A COUPLE OF CONFLICT

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Romeo and Juliet begin imagining the love and happiness they’ll soon enjoy, but the friar urges them to hurry and follow him so that they can make their vows. The friar’s doubt is palpable throughout this entire scene, and, in fact, the sight of Romeo and Juliet embracing each another doesn’t comfort him.

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