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What is the meaning of "Pyramus & Thisbe" today? What themes still resonate? What do not and why?

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I inferred you are referring to the Greek tale Pyramus and Thisbe which is attributed to Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet.

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Romeo and Juliet

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This Greek myth talks about the similar play of Romeo and Juliet who were two young lovers forbidden to see each other by their parents, and were separated by a wall from conjoined houses and spoke to each other from a small crack in the barrier. Thisbe represents Juliet, Pyramus refers to Romeo.

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