Culture Shock.

Romeo and Juliet started the romantic stories that we have today. All movies based on love can be reflected back to the original love stories. A great example of forbidden love is from the musical/motion picture, West Side Story, as seen in this picture.


In West Side Story, two rival gangs, Jets (American) and Sharks (Puerto Rican) are in a dead heat battle. Long story short, Tony who is a Jet, falls in love with the Shark's leader's sister, Maria and the huge controversy ends in Tony killing the shark leader Bernardo, and Tony gets gunned down by Bernaro's friend chino.

West Side Story relates to Romeo and Juliet mainly because of the forbidden love factor. In both pieces of work, there are two enemy families who disapprove on mixed relations between themselves. I see West Side Story as a modern and moderately altered version of Romeo and Juliet because of its qualities embedded into the plot.

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I guess you could call English class the bomb, or maybe even stupefying. At parts yes, the class is a place I would rather not enter, but most of the time it's fresh. I got to say I have learned more in this class than any other class. I also must say that the only thing I have not enjoyed one bit this year was memorizing and reciting a poem in front of the class. Otherwise, I have really enjoyed the class altogether. I see it that Honors English has opened new doors for me in the future, and with the final locked doors ahead of me, I am the one who embraces the key. (Can't touch this.)