Romeo & Juliet: The Prologue
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- Created on: 01-02-16 17:28
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- The Prologue
- "Two households"
- The Capulets and Montagues
- "Both alike in dignity"
- Both of the same wealth and social status
- "In fair Verona"
- Verona is getting ruined because of their wars and fights
- "From ancient grudge"
- A grudge held against each other from a long time ago
- "A pair of star cross'd lovers"
- It has already been predicted that they will fall in love
- "Doth with their death bury their parents' strife"
- When Romeo & Juliet died their parents put aside their grudge
- "Now the two hours' traffic of our stage"
- Shows that the play lasts two hours
- "The which if you with patient ears attend"
- The audience are asked to listen
- "Two households"
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