The title is "Lust and Love in Romeo and Juliet" We had to argue whether Romeo and Juliet's actions were motivated by love or lust or both.

<Tab/>Imagine a peaceful and sunny street in Italy. A flower shop owner is watering his plants. A couple has just finished their meal when suddenly, two men began to sword-fight. Another man tries to cease the fighting. This gives one fighter the chance to kill the other. The peacemaker turns mad and kills the culprit. This is one of the scenes from William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. In the play, …

…to get there. There, he kills himself with poison. Juliet wakes up to find Romeo dead and she, too, kill herself. Their love is so strong that it gives them the power to live. Without it, death will take them. <Tab/>You can see that both love and lust are in the two lovers' minds. They will put their lives at stake. They will do anything to be together, including die.