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In his play Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare presents an intriguing view of human nature (his theme). In your response discuss the following: What is the theme of Romeo and Juliet? What is Shakespeare saying
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In his play Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare presents an intriguing view of human nature (his theme). In your response discuss the following:

What is the theme of Romeo and Juliet? What is Shakespeare saying about human nature? Include an objective summary as well as details from the text that support your interpretation of the theme.

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-romantic love

-Human beings are capable of many things

-They can be incredibly nice and generous, but they can also be very greedy, selfish, and deceptive.

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