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arranged love In contrary to the presented concept of love, we also can find the traditional one in the play. It is based on an arrangement to gain social or/and economical advantages. Paris, a noble man of Verona wishes to marry Juliet despite her young age. Capulet, her father appreciates this because he expects the advantages mentioned above. He seems to be very desperate: "Earth has swallow′s all my hopes" (Act I, SceneII, lines 14 and 15) His daughter is the only hope he has in his life, which indicates his whish of taking advantages through this marriage Paris obviously does not know the girl well he intends to marry.
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