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In Romeo and Juliet, does Shakespeare seem to consider a self-destructive tendency inextricably connected to love, or is it a separate issue?

In Romeo and Juliet, does Shakespeare seem to consider a self-destructive tendency inextricably connected to love, or is it a separate issue?
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In Romeo and Juliet, does Shakespeare seem to consider a self-destructive tendency inextricably connected to love, or is it a separate issue?

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I would say that he seems to consider a self-destructive tendency inextricably connected to love :)
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