short answer question 1.what shape did the feud between the two families of Verona take?
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In Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet", the families; The Montagues(Romeo's family) and The Capulets(Juliet's family) have been in feud for several years. The reason is not specified in the play.
The fight of the two families of Verona has led to violence in the streets of the city. The play shows that the families have had feuds that have disrupted the peace of the city. It has caused trouble for other residents of the city as well.
The fight of the two families of Verona has led to violence in the streets of the city. The play shows that the families have had feuds that have disrupted the peace of the city. It has caused trouble for other residents of the city as well.
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