How do the examples of Michael Scott and Romeo and Juliet contribute to the
development of ideas in the text? Use evidence
from the text in your response.

The examples of Michael Scott and Romeo and Juliet prove Williams Shakespeare right that love could happen at first sight.

Romeo just met Juliet, who was formerly in love with Count Paris, at the Capulet party.  Before somebody could say "jack," the two had frantically fallen in deep romantic love, which defiled human separation.

In a similar circumstance, Michael Scott instantaneously fell in love with Holly, a journalist.  Before you could count one, the serendipitous office encounter was littered with many deep kisses and desires.

Explanation:

Romeo and Juliet was William Shakespeare's acclaimed and well-rehearsed play, which echoed the place of love at first sight.  In this play, Shakespeare wanted people to reconsider the fact that intense, violent, ecstatic, and overpowering love could supersede all other values, loyalties, emotions, and unresolved long-time family conflicts.