Romeo and Juliet: conflict, honour and family

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• A full-mark essay opens with a three-part thesis: Juliet's love is constrained by patriarchal control, which Shakespeare criticises.
• Tracing the idea from the start of the play to the end builds a structured argument instead of starting with the extract.
• Juliet's 'all slain, all dead' links the feud and family honour to young men's violence, as in Tybalt's and Mercutio's deaths.
• The falconry images, 'tassel-gentle' and 'nyas', suggest each lover wants control, which the patriarchal society will not allow.
• A strong conclusion returns to the thesis and to the play's ending.

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