Shakespeare's play and Mueller's painting both depict this fictional event, but there are details in visual art that cannot be communicated through text. In a short response of at least five sentences, describe at least one detail clearly shown in the painting that is not evident in the play excerpt. Include at least one specific reference to each work in your response.

I guess you are referring to the Act 2, Scene 2 of Shakespeare's "Romeo and Ju.liet". A very important (and clearly shown) detail on the painting that is not evident in the play is the two young people kissing each other.

Explanation:

In this part of the play, Romeo and Ju.liet don't have any physical contact that we know of. They are only talking. At first, Ju.liet thinks she's alone and has a soliloquy. Romeo is hiding from her sight and chooses to reveal himself when he hears that she's professing her love for him. Then, there's a dialogue where they confess their love to each other and exchange vows. The painting, however, goes one step further, showing a passionate kiss.

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