Here, as in&nbsp;<i>Romeo and Juliet</i>, passion and violence are inextricably linked. Indeed, this later play often seems to be a dark parody of the earlier, with Pandarus--a debased version of both Nurse and Friar--pimping the two young lovers, and the final &quot;tragedy&quot; resolving itself in the death--not of two brave lovers--but of love and bravery themselves.