Romeo and Juliet is a classic romance drama

The Romeo and Juliet tragedy. By Shakespeare

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Juliet, the daughter of the Italian nobleman Capulette, and Romeo, the son of Montague, are genuinely in love, but are hindered by the enmity between the two families for generations. With the help of the priest, the two secretly held a wedding. In revenge, Romeo killed Capulette's nephew Tibert and was exiled by Prince Verona. Meanwhile, Capulette was going to marry his daughter to the Earl of Paris. Juliet turned to the priest, who, while giving her a drug to pretend to be dead, sent someone to inform Romeo. Unfortunately, the messenger missed the trip. When Romeo heard that Juliet was dead, he was in pain and rushed to her side to take poison and commit suicide. Juliet wakes up to see that her lover is dead and ends her life with a dagger.

The tragedy begins with a fight between two families, ending with the death of the protagonist in exchange for the reconciliation of the two families, condemning the infighting of the feudal family and the feudal arranged marriage, and celebrating the pursuit of free love, which had anti-feudal significance at that time.