secrecy essay

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Sebastian farnsworth
4/16/15
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In the novel “Romeo and Juliet”.Romeo shows a lot of secrecy about himself and with
Juliet.For example, in the play “Romeo and Juliet” secrecy causes the deaths that romeo does to people he has killed like tybalt and paris. In the novel “Romeo and Juliet” by william shakespeare romeo has shown secrecy throughout the novel by starting with going to the capulet party,then meeting juliet,they seeing and talking to juliet,then marrying juliet,then killing tybalt, then finding out that juliet died so he go’s to the place where they put her,then when tries to see juliet he kills paris.

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Author:william shakespeare
Date Published: 1599
Publication City:London
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