What is unresolved about this play is ____.A who is responsible for the tragedyB whether Romeo and Juliet are tragic charactersC what the most fascinating element of the play isD how tragic fate can be avoided

What is unresolved about this play is ____.

A who is responsible for the tragedy

B whether Romeo and Juliet are tragic characters

C what the most fascinating element of the play is

D how tragic fate can be avoided


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