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* [[Serious Business]] |
* [[Serious Business]] |
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* [[Sassy Black Woman]]: The Nurse. |
* [[Sassy Black Woman]]: The Nurse. |
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* [[Shout-Out]]: You'll find them aplenty. |
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* [[Sophisticated As Hell]]: Dialogue alternates between the original Shakespearean and more modern conversation. |
* [[Sophisticated As Hell]]: Dialogue alternates between the original Shakespearean and more modern conversation. |
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* [[Soul Brotha]]: Friar Lawrence. |
* [[Soul Brotha]]: Friar Lawrence. |
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* [[Stop Being Stereotypical]]: Lady Capulet's reaction to the Nurse, and later, Romeo to Friar Lawrence. |
* [[Stop Being Stereotypical]]: Lady Capulet's reaction to the Nurse, and later, Romeo to Friar Lawrence. |
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* [[Suddenly Sexuality]]: Mercutio unceremoniously reveals that he is gay after having his arm lopped off by Tybalt and dying in Romeo's arms. Romeo's actually fine with this, until Mercutio reminds him that this is [[Running Gag|fourteenth-century Europe]]. The [[Values Dissonance]] sets in, and Romeo delivers the killing [[Incredibly Lame Pun|blows]]. |
* [[Suddenly Sexuality]]: Mercutio unceremoniously reveals that he is gay after having his arm lopped off by Tybalt and dying in Romeo's arms. Romeo's actually fine with this, until Mercutio reminds him that this is [[Running Gag|fourteenth-century Europe]]. The [[Values Dissonance]] sets in, and Romeo delivers the killing [[Incredibly Lame Pun|blows]]. |
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* [[Tag-Team Suicide]] |
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* [[There Is No Kill Like Overkill]]: Any of the deaths, really. |
* [[There Is No Kill Like Overkill]]: Any of the deaths, really. |
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* [[This Is for Emphasis, Bitch]]: The Nurse, and to a lesser extent, Friar Lawrence. |
* [[This Is for Emphasis, Bitch]]: The Nurse, and to a lesser extent, Friar Lawrence. |
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