You must post your own reply and then respond to one other classmate. The person you respond to doesn't have to be in your same class period. Your initial post needs to be at least 75 words. You must write your first name and last initial and class period each time you post. Example: Shelia S, period 1. You must also use academic language. Absolutely NO texting abbreviations.
Go here to find the full text of the play: http://www.shakespeare-literature.com/Romeo_and_Juliet/index.html Though Act II is a happy act, Shakespeare at times reminds us of the threatening background. He does this by foreshadowing--giving clues to what will happen later. Point out the lines that foreshadow possible trouble ahead and explain why they MATTER to the plot of the play. (Think say, mean, matter.)
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Logan Carvajal , period 6
4/10/2012 08:19:32 am
I though act scene 2 act 2 was a very pertinacious scene how Juliet falls in love with Romeo and wants to do anything to be with him even if it means not being a Capulet anymore.
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4/10/2012 11:22:46 am
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Justin Chan, Period 5
4/10/2012 12:15:07 pm
Logan, you spelled thought wrong and i also agree with you since it is true Juliet is willing to do anything with all her might to be with Romeo and that she is a bit childish since she doesn't understand the disrespect she will bring to the Capulet family name if she is with Romeo but honestly, “The course of true love never did run smooth.” by William Shakespeare.
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Ezra K.
4/22/2012 02:14:03 pm
I agree with you. Juliet is childish and foolish that killed herself for a boy she met for 2 days.
Ezra K. Period 6
5/6/2012 08:56:50 am
I agree with you. Juliet is childish and foolish that killed herself for a boy she met for two days.
Vincent Wong , Period 4
4/10/2012 01:03:48 pm
"O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?
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Michael Cheung, Period 4
4/10/2012 01:13:26 pm
Interesting seeing one of the most famous lines having a forshadowing meaning I like how you elaborated on it.
Joann Kong, Period 5
4/10/2012 01:29:54 pm
I somewhat agree with you, Vincent that Juliet's love for Romeo had taken her away from her father's expectations, which were to marry the wealthy and titled Paris. In the scene that followed later, it was shown how Juliet's defiance to marry Paris caused an uproar to come from her father and a disturbance in the entire household. But I don't agree that she was completely obsessed with him. If she were obsessed with Romeo, she would be selfish enough to keep him to herself throughout the night to talk and woo instead, of trying to bid him a quick good night and sweet dreams because of the danger he is in for being in her orchard.
halie choi, period 4
4/18/2012 02:54:11 am
I agree with you because this passage shows that Romeo is willing to do anything to have and to keep Romeo. This passage also shows that she is desperate to find love because she's willing to give up her own identity for someone she barely knows.
Jennifer U. Period ^
4/18/2012 10:19:32 am
I agree with you because, I also feel her emotions are blinding her and making her make ill choices .
Daniel M. Period 6
5/6/2012 02:56:35 pm
This is true Juliet would be willing to do anything for Romeo, and he would also do anything for her. These would both lead to their incredably bad decisions.
Karen Lieng, Period 4
4/10/2012 03:08:07 pm
I agree with you, both Romeo and Juilet would do anything to be with each other because they are so in love.
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Jaelene D, Period 4
4/12/2012 12:51:08 pm
I agree with you, in these lines it truly expresses Juliet's feelings over her family and Romeo.
Peter Kim, Period 6
4/12/2012 12:55:50 pm
I agree with you to every extent, as well as the adjective you used to describe the scene. Juliet admits she wouldn't care about embarrassing the Capulet name, just as long as she could be with the one she loves.
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stephanie cao
5/6/2012 12:40:05 pm
i like this quote, it is saying that because of the feud between Romeo's and Juliet's families, and Juliet is asking Romeo why he couldn't have been someone else from another family.
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Michael Cheung, Period 4
4/10/2012 10:57:48 am
The whole story has many forshadowings but in Act 2 Scene 2, does not look as if it were to have any forshadowing to the untrained eye (or brain). But first, I would like to respond to Logan Carvajal's from 6th not directly but indirectly. (This will not count as a response.)
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Aram Grigorian period 4
4/10/2012 12:47:22 pm
I really appluade the way you understood what Shakespeare was talking about. I did not even know Shakespeare was foreshadowing a untimely tragity to this touching love story. I also like how you produced a lot of your opinions on the passage you had found.
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Anthony Quach P4
4/10/2012 02:23:47 pm
I really enjoyed the way you describe the way Shakespeare's foreshadowing and how he descibes and makes us visualize it in the play. It helps "paint" a picture in your mind when Romeo kills himself or Juliet talking to her love.
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Richard Yip
4/10/2012 03:40:26 pm
The way that you pointed out Shakespeare's tactics was truly amazing. I also loved how you had so many explanations and examples to back up your ideas. To further improve your response, I suggest elaborating less and getting to the point. In addition, separating the examples from the quotes would make it easier to read and understand.
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Hello from the other sideeeee
2/24/2016 09:59:36 pm
I must have called a thousand timessss
Faith Stankovic
4/11/2012 02:19:15 am
Very nice insight. The poison that killed Romeo was the hate unleashed by elder Montague and Capulet acts like a disease that inherits hate, yet they found deep love between them. Not many folks would give up wealth for love today. I think you found a perfect passage that details foreshadowing. : )
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Austin Tang Period 4
4/12/2012 02:57:41 pm
I think all the points you brought up on your second scene that you copied, was a very good one. I also used that same quote not thinking that you had it. I was just in a rush :D .
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Yusuf bard period 5
5/6/2012 10:22:13 pm
Hi Micheal i also did this passgae from the Romeo and Juilet play. i also agree that this line forshadows the death of juilet.
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Nathan Inocencio
4/10/2012 11:05:32 am
Dear Logan, I agree with your interpretation of that quote. She has really fallen for him. My opinion, she's a little too obsessed. I mean, they met at a dance and then "magically" fell in love with each other. What's even more ridiculous, is that they both died for each other. Makes me think that the drama in high school isn't that bad, if you compare it to this obviously fictional play.
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Nathan Inocencio
4/10/2012 11:08:23 am
This was supposed to be a reply to Logan carvajal
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logan carvajal, period 6
4/10/2012 12:01:40 pm
i agree with you nathan. she is truly obsessed with him and she does not know how to controll her feelings
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Justin Chan, Period 5
4/10/2012 12:17:48 pm
Logan you inspire me with your wise words
Aram Grigorian Period 4
4/10/2012 12:59:27 pm
ROMEO
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Michael Cheung, Period 4
4/10/2012 01:01:41 pm
I strongly agree with your words and I agree with the example you used for this question.
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Lauren Chin
4/10/2012 01:18:01 pm
Aram, I agree with your reasoning and your quote.
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Sharon Lam
4/10/2012 02:09:17 pm
I agree that they are going to be in a serious relationship and everything else. I dislike the fact that Romeo sweared because swearing is bad.
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Sharon Lam Per.5
4/10/2012 03:16:37 pm
from per.5 for my reply
Matthew Mercado P5
4/10/2012 02:29:43 pm
I understood what you meant Juliet told Romeo not to swear by anything and just keep his word. It makes sense because if your going to be in a realtionship you have make choices or promises that you're going to keep if you want your relationship to go smoothly
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Donald Cook
4/11/2012 10:33:21 am
I never looked at this like that but i would agree with you
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kai harris
4/11/2012 01:00:55 pm
I agree and would like to add that Romeo was promising her all these things because he does not want her to leave him and his intentions by promises are to have her around for some time. But Juliet does not accept his attempt to impress her and turns the table around by saying not to swear at all.
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Anna Zhou, period 4
4/16/2012 04:52:20 am
I agree with your explanation.
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Halie Choi, period 4
4/18/2012 03:01:48 am
I agree with you words. This passage shows that their relationship is growing because they are beginning to trust each other by making promises to each other. And trust is key for any relationship.
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Vincent Wong, Period 4
4/18/2012 05:56:19 am
I agree with what you said on this response.
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Ivan Arevalo Period 5
4/19/2012 05:05:32 am
I am a little confused with this Aram. The fact that romeo is shocked surprises m. Juliet does not want him to swear and just keep to his word. I believe this is instead a test to see how romeo is. Swearing to something is pretty serious, wether it goes for a serious relationship, i don't know. But for sure this demonstrates the childish love for romeo and the old, true love from juliet.
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Peter G P5
5/5/2012 02:04:28 pm
I agree, but I never thought of that.
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Betelihm Amare, period 4
5/6/2012 09:05:11 am
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Rose YUn per. 6
5/6/2012 03:29:33 pm
I like how you use specific details to explain what is going on in a short phrase like this. It makes it easier to understand as well as having a visual as you read.
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Joann Kong, Period 5
4/10/2012 01:19:41 pm
JULIET
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Act 2 Scene 2 "Balcony Scene, where Romeo stalks Juliet"
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Anthony Quach P4
4/10/2012 02:17:47 pm
JULIET
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Xian Feng
4/10/2012 02:40:41 pm
Some people would do anything for love like Romeo how he would trespass to the Capulet house just to see Juliet.
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Matthew Mercado Period 5
4/10/2012 03:56:22 pm
SO sad that in the end they both end up dying but they died together
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Christopher Chinn, Period 6
4/15/2012 02:07:53 pm
They must have loved each other to go through alot of trouble, Romeo went through alot to get to be with Juliet
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Kylie M., Period 6
4/27/2012 02:11:16 pm
i agree this is line in the scene foreshadowed Juliet's death.
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Xian Feng, Period 6
4/10/2012 02:33:23 pm
" Wisely and slowly; they stumble that run fast."
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Carmen M, Period 6
4/13/2012 02:29:21 pm
I ultimately agree with you. For some reason, people aren't posting anything relating to foreshadowing...
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Richard L, Period 6
4/18/2012 02:11:41 pm
I agree with you, Romeo loved Juliet too much and killed himself when he saw her faking her death.
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Nelson K. Period 5
4/19/2012 05:08:56 am
I agree with you by the fact that they loved each other too quickly. I also agree with you that Romeo disregarded the warning and ends up in a bad position since he didn't care to wonder what might happen since they're from rivalry families.
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Taylor K. period 5
4/19/2012 06:24:50 am
I agree with this for a various of ways. Even today many people are rushing into relationships without closely thinking of the consequences. I think that this sentence is stating that those who take love and relationships slow are wise, while as those that rush into it will crash and burn.
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Audrey Salguero Per. 6
5/6/2012 05:16:03 am
I agree with you, Romeo and Juliet were too stricken with love to understand the consequences and adjustments.
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Halie Choi
4/10/2012 02:36:15 pm
"O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?
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Kellie B. Period 4
4/17/2012 02:24:44 am
I agree with you that she would do anything at all to be with Romeo.
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Sharon Lam
4/10/2012 03:14:23 pm
JULIET
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Sharon Lam Per.5
4/10/2012 03:17:40 pm
per.5 for my response
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Rose Yun per. 6
5/6/2012 03:34:04 pm
Even though they are parting they still want to be together. With little time they have, they say everything that is inside their heart as a farewell. However even after that, they still don't want to part.
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Matthew Mercado Period 5
4/10/2012 03:55:02 pm
Juliet's love and affection for Romeo was displayed in this scene. As did Romeo love for Juliet really show as well. Both are madly in love with each other and they don't care what their families think of their foribbeaned love. They just want to be together and get marry.
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justin c. period 5
4/18/2012 09:04:43 am
this is true matthew mercado and i love the way Romeo and juliet love eachother no matter what.
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Mary Curry
4/11/2012 03:02:00 am
Wow I am truly impressed with the response from your class Shelia! Great work kiddos and yes you have an awesome teacher. I enjoyed reading your post on Romeo and Juliet! Keep on keeping on - press forward to your goal in life!
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Ms. Sutton
4/11/2012 03:27:30 am
Thanks, Aunt Mary!
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4/11/2012 03:48:01 am
But, soft! what light through yonder window breaks?
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Charlotte
4/11/2012 05:35:24 am
Yes! It has been a while since I've read Shakespeare, but I think you're right on, Meagan. I think Romeo is comparing Juliet with the sun. Lucky girl! And it's much more powerful to use metaphor, right? You get a real sense of how much he adored her...their love for one another was so powerful that it ended in death.
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Karen Lieng, Period 4
4/11/2012 07:17:34 am
" I have night's cloak to hide me from their sight;
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Vee
4/11/2012 07:46:34 am
I agree with you, Karen... once I went to the dictionary to look up "prorogue!" So I guess you knew that Romeo was making a pretty strong statement there -- and, as you say, he kind of set himself up for the tragedy of taking that poison when she was only sleeping. What alot of sad things can happen when people jump to conclusions.
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Daniel Lazarte
4/11/2012 10:20:24 am
to me romeo and juliet are the most strongest couple and that shows true love
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Alex Dea, Period 4
4/11/2012 11:31:09 am
"O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?
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Shanni Chen, Period 6
4/12/2012 01:45:23 pm
I agree with you that this part foreshadows the ending. Juliet wanted to be with Romeo and she would do anything to be with him, meaning she would probably kill herself.
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Dylan Urban
4/12/2012 02:35:55 am
Act 2 Scene 2 "Balcony Scene, where Romeo stalks Juliet"
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Marcus Monserrat Period 5
5/5/2012 12:41:26 pm
I like how you talk about how Romeo is a risk taker by how he wants to see Juliet so badly at the balcony scene.
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Joanna Van Period 6
5/6/2012 06:47:11 am
I like the part when you said," Romeo did not care about what would happen to him, he only wondered when or how he would see her. That really shows that he was deeply in love with her.
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Carmen Lai Period 6
4/12/2012 11:57:38 am
"O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?
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Jaelene D, Period 4
4/12/2012 12:49:23 pm
JUL:
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Peter Kim, Period 6
4/12/2012 12:51:15 pm
The entire dialogue of act 2, scene 2 contains evidence that would lead to the predictable ending because it all represents the strong love of the couple. Each character expresses his or her feelings in a way so strong that goes even farther than love between anything else. The readers read this dialogue and understand the message that one would die for the other. The proof of the predictable ending, as well as the obstacles before it, was the difference in names of the two characters.
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Leanne Deng, Period 6
4/12/2012 01:39:28 pm
I somewhat agree with you but Act 2 was suppose to be a happy act so a whole scene can't possibly foreshadow the ending. I understand how when each character expressed their feelings in a way so strong that it made the audience think how the ending might be. Even so, it can't possibly be the whole scene.
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Jenny L. Period 4
4/18/2012 03:42:55 pm
Even though Act 2, Scene 2 was considered to be a happy act, that does not mean it's impossible to have some sort of foreshadowing going on in the play.
Lauren Chin, Period 4
4/12/2012 01:48:39 pm
"O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?
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Andrew Iwamoto, Period 5
4/12/2012 02:07:35 pm
I like the way you mentioned that Juliet is rebellious, yet she still foreshadows the future which means that she is very cautious
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Leanne Deng, Period 4
4/12/2012 01:49:48 pm
"These violent delights have violent ends.."
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Carmen Lai Period 6
4/12/2012 03:04:38 pm
I like how you used that line by Friar Laurence. It is really forshadows the ending and it ties to Romeo and Juliets relationship and their tragic ending.
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Alejandra Espinosa period 5
5/4/2012 02:03:42 pm
I did not consider this quote. I can see how this can foreshadow what might happen in the end. The quote is short but gives a lot of meaning. Now that you have mentioned how this quote reminds us of how this is a tragic play, it makes sense and made me think of some details beyond the story. Good job, Leanne.
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Shanni Chen, Period 6
4/12/2012 01:53:44 pm
"O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?
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Anna Zhou, period 4
4/16/2012 04:53:34 am
I agree with you.
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Andrew Iwamoto, Period 5
4/12/2012 02:03:34 pm
Well, do not swear: although I joy in thee,
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Austin Tang Peroid 4
4/12/2012 02:54:01 pm
"My life were better ended by their hate,
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Michael Ye, Period 6
4/15/2012 01:57:16 pm
I like that quote you picked. It's something I can't help but admire.
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Meng Xie, period 4
4/12/2012 04:29:47 pm
"I have night's cloak to hide me from their sight;
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Richard Yip, Period 4
4/12/2012 06:38:48 pm
JULIET
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Cindy Ching period 5
4/16/2012 01:53:23 pm
I agree with you. Juliet was being extremely cautious and she does enjoy spending time with Romeo.
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Carmen M, Period 6
4/13/2012 02:25:52 pm
"I fear, too early: for my mind misgives
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Michael Ye, Period 6
4/15/2012 01:53:40 pm
Amen, amen! but come what sorrow can,
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Christopher Chinn, Period 6
4/15/2012 02:04:41 pm
" O Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art though Romeo?
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Anna Zhou, Period 4
4/16/2012 04:19:29 am
I agreed with you.
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Luz Virrey Period.5
4/19/2012 10:47:48 am
I would have to agree with you.
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Kellie B. Period 4
4/15/2012 11:41:11 pm
"If they see thee, they will murder thee." - Juliet
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Diana T. Period 4
4/18/2012 11:40:08 am
I agree with your response. I think this foreshadows the death of Romeo and Juliet.
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Anna Zhou, Period 4
4/16/2012 04:18:37 am
"O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?
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Anna Zhou, period 4
4/16/2012 04:56:13 am
"this is a good exam" is not included.
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Cindy Ching period 5
4/16/2012 01:50:50 pm
"O Romeo, Romeo ! Wherefore art thou Romeo?
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Amanda Wong Period 5
4/16/2012 10:49:58 pm
True that she wants to be with Romeo.
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Yuanyuan Han
4/18/2012 12:59:18 pm
I agree with you that Juliet really loves Romeo and that she is willing to do anything for him.
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Matthew Lee P5
4/19/2012 04:58:00 am
Both of them are desperate people. But I still agree.
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Amanda Wong Period 5
4/16/2012 10:48:41 pm
ROMEO
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Tri
4/18/2012 05:46:43 am
I agree because Romeo is deeply in love with Juliet and describe her as beautiful as the sun
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Tri Tieu Period 4
4/18/2012 05:50:48 am
ROMEO
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Justin C., period 5
4/18/2012 09:07:42 am
ROMEO
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Jennifer U. Period 6
4/18/2012 10:17:05 am
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Jacelyn Kong, Per 6
4/18/2012 03:07:27 pm
I completely agree with what you said. To have someone, like Juliet, so willing to give up their family name for their love, is truly astounding. 1 out of a million would ever do that.
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Diana T.
4/18/2012 11:37:33 am
“O Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo? Deny thy father and refuse thy name, Or if thou wilt not, be but sworn my love, And I’ll no longer be a Capulet.”
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^Period 4
4/18/2012 11:38:27 am
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Bridget Ho, period 6
5/6/2012 11:25:51 am
Hello Diana, I agree with you because Juliet loves Romeo so much that should would do anything to be with him. Which she did, she denied her marriage with Paris for Romeo and she faked her death for him too!
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Yuanyuan Han Period 5
4/18/2012 12:51:04 pm
''O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?
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Richard L, Period 6
4/18/2012 02:04:06 pm
Then love-devouring death do what he dare;
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Jacelyn Kong, Per 6
4/18/2012 03:05:33 pm
ROMEO
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Jenny L. Period 4
4/18/2012 03:55:13 pm
ROMEO
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kevin aragon period 5
4/19/2012 01:06:39 am
O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?
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I am a kid
4/19/2012 01:10:46 am
Romeo and Juliet is a sad story :(
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Matthew Lee P5
4/19/2012 04:56:19 am
"O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?
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Alfredo Guerra
5/4/2012 04:57:49 am
Juliet falls in love with Romeo, but Romeo is a Montague she doesn't care. True love doesn't let anything in its way.
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Nelson K. Period 5
4/19/2012 05:04:16 am
JULIET
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Alexis Venegas (Period 5)
5/5/2012 06:13:50 am
i agree with this. it shows how they are actually serious on being with each other no matter what.
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Taylor K. Period 5
4/19/2012 06:21:34 am
In this phrase,
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Nicke Y. Period 5
5/6/2012 02:21:10 am
I agree with your analysis, and also that there might have been only one minute before Romeo and Juliet BOTH actually died.
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Grace L.,Period 5
5/6/2012 08:40:41 am
Your interpretation of these lines gives me a lot of food for thought. Given that I find Romeo's and Juliet's passion for each other a bit far-fetched since they committed mutual suicide even though they've only known each other for around 3 days, this quote makes me think about how "love-devouring death" can be a play on words. I agree with you on how this foreshadows their love being destroyed by their deaths and the deaths of Juliet's and the Prince's kinsman.
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Marcus Monserrat
4/19/2012 09:13:35 am
"I'll tell thee, ere thou ask it me again.
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Nicke Y. Period 5
4/19/2012 10:31:16 am
ROMEO
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Luz Virrey Period.5
4/19/2012 11:10:13 am
"These violent delights have violent ends"
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David Van
4/19/2012 01:10:02 pm
Juliet:
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David Van, Period 5
4/19/2012 01:11:03 pm
Whoops, forgot to put the period
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Grace L., Period 5
4/19/2012 02:50:57 pm
FRIAR LAWRENCE
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Ezra K.
4/22/2012 02:17:01 pm
" O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?
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Johnny Li, Period 5
5/4/2012 05:07:03 am
"O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?
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Alejandra Espinosa period 5
5/4/2012 01:55:44 pm
Juliet.
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Alexis Venegas(Period 5)
5/5/2012 06:16:16 am
ROMEO
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Peter G P5
5/5/2012 02:03:20 pm
"O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?
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Audrey Salguero Per.6
5/6/2012 05:25:54 am
Act 2 Scene 3-
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Sally Chen Period 6
5/6/2012 12:46:49 pm
Your logic seems accurate, therefore I shall agree with you.
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Yusuf Bard period 5
5/6/2012 10:19:56 pm
First of all Audrey very good and comcise post. i fell like that there was so many other good quotes from the play you could have done beside this one though.
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Joanna Van Period 6
5/6/2012 07:11:44 am
"O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?
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Betelihm Amare, period 4
5/6/2012 08:35:30 am
"O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?
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Ezra K. Period 6
5/6/2012 08:56:14 am
" O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?
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Bridget Ho, period 6
5/6/2012 11:22:57 am
"O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?
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Alfredo G. Per5
5/6/2012 12:02:23 pm
"O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?
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Sally C. Period 6
5/6/2012 12:44:58 pm
Juliet decides and hopes to marry Romeo.
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Sally C. Per 6
5/6/2012 12:52:31 pm
Juliet decides to marry Romeo because the last line she said was I'll no longer be a Capulet which foreshadows her marrying Romeo and changing her last name to Montague despise her dad's pride. She denys her father meaning she doesn't care what about what he decides and she doesn't care about how she is a Capulet and Romeo is a Montague. She loves Romeo so much she is willingly to change her maiden name.
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Emila Vasquez period 5
5/6/2012 02:13:51 pm
Juliet:
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Daniel M. Period 6
5/6/2012 02:52:21 pm
Mercutio - "Alas poor Romeo! he is already dead; stabbed with a
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rose yun per.6
5/6/2012 03:25:29 pm
"O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?
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Yusuf Bard period 5
5/6/2012 10:17:12 pm
"O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?
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Emmanuel Garcia period 6
5/7/2012 11:06:38 am
"I have night's cloak to hide me from their sight;
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Peter Tiet Period 6
5/14/2012 02:18:05 pm
"O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?
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nathan inocencio period 4
6/12/2012 04:55:22 am
"O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?
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