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Characters of Romeo and Juliet put significance on the value of a name. The servants of the Capulet family, who have little freedom and minimal rights,
decide they HATE the Montagues for the sole reason of their name. This is vice-versa
with the Montagues towards the Capulets as well. Why would a person fight to defend a
name that is not even their own? Is it the significance of the name, or the idea of it
having as much to do with hate, but more with love

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