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What are three lessons taught by love in Romeo and Juliet?

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There are many lessons taught about love in Romeo and Juliet.

Love can't conquer all. -Friar Lawrence thought that by marrying the "star-crossed" couple, the fighting between the families would end. (But it didn't)
It's easy to fall in love with your enemy, but hard for you and your enemy to be together. -Enough said.
If you live in a world of hate, you will be yearning for love. -Romeo and Juliet were living a in world of hate. That's why they wanted to be together so badly.

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