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Some aspects of Romeo's actions in Shakespeare's play "Romeo and Juliet" can be seen as believable, such as his impulsive nature and intense emotions. However, his decisions to marry Juliet hastily and seek revenge impulsively may seem less realistic to some audiences. Overall, while some of Romeo's actions are believable given the context of the play, others may require suspension of disbelief.

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