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Not mine. Paris was always a guy who misses the point, who is so wrapped up in biases and prejudices and assumptions that he cannot see what is going on right in front of his eyes. Misunderstanding Romeo's motives based on a prejudice about Montagues and Capulets (notwithstanding that Romeo pleads with him to let him alone, saying "I love thee better than myself) is just Paris's style. What might have happened if Paris had asked Romeo "What is your purpose here?"? But he is not the kind of man to doubt any of his preconceived notions about things.

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