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of romeo and juliet. no, but i think it s a reading that shakespeare s first audiences would have understood. i think jeffrey s point is excellent, this is a love which is to be pursued or avoided? and for many reasons, shakespeare s first audiences would ve understood this is a love which is to be avoided, they don t know each other, the families are not functioning at all well. in the elizabethan era, when shakespeare wrote the play, one of the markers, to be ready for marriage, you had to be behaving and thinking in functioning as an adult. since neither romeo nor julia s yet capable of behaving that way, they end up rather than becoming proper married couple in pursuing a real marriage, they end up being buffeted, and

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