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Old 05-07-2014, 10:07 AM   #55
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I think to those that primarily read romance, an inherent part of the definition means a HEA. Possibly to those that don't, any elements of romance in a story make it *duh* a romance?
R&J does not merely have "elements of romance" - the love story is the primary plot. I'm truly baffled how it could conceivably not be regarded as a romance.
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