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"The Most Tragic Love Stories in History" The sad story of Camila O'Gorman | |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 623781  Israel02/27/2009 05:18 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Nothing celebrates Valentine's Day quite like a good love story. And by good, we mean tragic, of course. Though Shakespeare's plays are littered with doomed lovers unrequited passion and death makes for good reading, apparently couples equally as star-crossed can be found in the world's history books. These five tragic historical tales from the ancient to more recent past are as sad as anything that has ever been conjured up in fiction: Cleopatra and Mark Antony  It's a love story so epic that Shakespeare saw it fit to be the subject of one of his tragedies. They met in 41 B.C. at the height of turmoil in the Roman Republic; she, an Egyptian queen, seduced him, a powerful (and already married) general, into a romantic and tenuous political alliance between their territories. The alliance would prove sour when future emperor Octavian convinced the Roman senate that Antony was power-hungry and bewitched by Cleopatra, declaring war on his former partner in 31 B.C. Both Antony and Cleopatra committed suicide during the war rather than be captured. :cleoqueen: Heloise and Abelard British poet Alexander Pope turned their story into a piece of classic literature, but Heloise and Abelard were in fact real, ridiculously in love, and doomed to a tragic end in mid 12th century France. Abelard was the girl's live-in tutor, 20 years her senior, and the romance so enraged her disapproving uncle that he had Abelard castrated shortly after they were discovered. Distraught, the lovers entered the monastery and wrote a set of now-famous letters to each other until their death, though they never met again. Shah Jahan and Mumtaz Mahal Ever heard of the Taj Mahal? The famous palace in India is actually the ultimate declaration of love, built in the 17th century by Shah Jahan as a stunning final resting place for his beloved wife. Mumtaz Mahal or "Jewel of the Palace," as he named her was the ruler's third wife, but he clearly favored her and was so grief-stricken when she died during childbirth that he immediately began work on the Taj Mahal. It took 23 years to complete the homage, where he joined her at his own death in 1666. Ines de Castro and King Pedro Ines de Castro became a lady-in-waiting for Princess Constance of Portugal in 1340 and quickly stole the heart of her prince Pedro, the heir to the Portuguese throne. When Constance died in 1349, Pedro tried to make Ines his lawful queen they already had three children together but his father the king intervened, banishing Ines and ultimately having her murdered when geographical distance couldn't keep Pedro away. The act sparked a civil war between father and son and, when the latter claimed victory, Pedro exhumed his lover, built her a royal tomb, and had all of Portugal swear allegiance to Ines as their queen. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert Our most modern of tragic love stories is just over a hundred years old and from an unlikely source the British royal family. The love that Queen Victoria felt for her husband Prince Albert was as genuine as her 63-year reign was long, say historians, and his untimely death in 1861, 40 years before hers, devastated the otherwise powerful monarch. Victoria favored the color black for the rest of her life and spent much of the last decades of her reign in relative seclusion. When she finally passed away in 1901, she was interred in their common mausoleum and had these words inscribed over the door: "Farewell best beloved, here at last I shall rest with thee, with thee in Christ I shall rise again." [link to www.livescience.com] |
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User ID: 424983 Australia02/27/2009 05:26 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Firing Squad Execution for becoming in love with a priest... Quoting: ~GAIA~How unfair!!! Dear sir, poor sir, brave sir: You are an experiment by the Creator of the Universe. You are the only creature in the entire Universe who has free will. You are the only one who has to figure out what to do next--and why. Everybody else is a robot, a machine. "MANE THECEL PHARES." |
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User ID: 424983 Australia02/27/2009 05:35 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | GAIA's anti-Catholicism has shown itself. Shame on the bitch. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 616922  Dear sir, poor sir, brave sir: You are an experiment by the Creator of the Universe. You are the only creature in the entire Universe who has free will. You are the only one who has to figure out what to do next--and why. Everybody else is a robot, a machine. "MANE THECEL PHARES." |
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| Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 623781 Israel02/27/2009 05:40 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | GAIA's anti-Catholicism has shown itself. Shame on the bitch. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 616922Anti-Catholicism, the bigotry some Jews support. The same things they decry, they do. And they wonder why people don't trust them. JADR:  I wrote a thread in her memory, so many that dont know her story will know it.Later on a dumbass like yourself come and speak about Anti-Catholicism?? |
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User ID: 424983 Australia02/27/2009 05:47 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Travis & Jane (In Paris, Texas - 1984) Dear sir, poor sir, brave sir: You are an experiment by the Creator of the Universe. You are the only creature in the entire Universe who has free will. You are the only one who has to figure out what to do next--and why. Everybody else is a robot, a machine. "MANE THECEL PHARES." |
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User ID: 424983 Australia02/27/2009 06:02 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Thanks...I never saw that movie but seems very interesting.. Quoting: ~GAIA~ It's a great movie - very sad & very intense. Dear sir, poor sir, brave sir: You are an experiment by the Creator of the Universe. You are the only creature in the entire Universe who has free will. You are the only one who has to figure out what to do next--and why. Everybody else is a robot, a machine. "MANE THECEL PHARES." |
| Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 623781 Israel02/27/2009 06:11 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Thanks...I never saw that movie but seems very interesting.. Quoting: JADRIt's a great movie - very sad & very intense. I will look for it....I loved very much the love story in "Dracula" from F F Coppola....he looked for her through the centuries till he found her again.. |
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User ID: 424983 Australia02/27/2009 06:20 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Thanks...I never saw that movie but seems very interesting.. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 623781It's a great movie - very sad & very intense. I will look for it....I loved very much the love story in "Dracula" from F F Coppola....he looked for her through the centuries till he found her again.. cool movie indeed! Dear sir, poor sir, brave sir: You are an experiment by the Creator of the Universe. You are the only creature in the entire Universe who has free will. You are the only one who has to figure out what to do next--and why. Everybody else is a robot, a machine. "MANE THECEL PHARES." |
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User ID: 424983 Australia02/27/2009 06:26 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Alex & Michelle - (Les Amants du Pont Neuf/ Lovers of the 9th Bridge - 1991) Set around the Pont Neuf, Paris's oldest bridge, while it was closed for repairs, Les Amants du Pont-Neuf depicts a love story between two young vagrants. Alex, a street performer addicted to alcohol and sedatives and Michèle, a painter driven to a life on the streets because of a failed relationship and a disease which is slowly destroying her sight. The film portrays their harsh existence living on the bridge with Hans, an older vagrant. As her vision deteriorates Michèle becomes increasingly dependent on Alex. When a possible treatment becomes available, Michèle's family use street posters and radio appeals to trace her. Fearing that she will leave him if she receives the treatment, Alex tries to keep Michèle from becoming aware of her family's attempts to find her. The streets, skies and waterways of Paris are used as a backdrop for the story in a series of set-pieces set during the French Bicentennial celebrations in 1989. Dear sir, poor sir, brave sir: You are an experiment by the Creator of the Universe. You are the only creature in the entire Universe who has free will. You are the only one who has to figure out what to do next--and why. Everybody else is a robot, a machine. "MANE THECEL PHARES." |
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User ID: 424983 Australia02/27/2009 07:18 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation |  Dear sir, poor sir, brave sir: You are an experiment by the Creator of the Universe. You are the only creature in the entire Universe who has free will. You are the only one who has to figure out what to do next--and why. Everybody else is a robot, a machine. "MANE THECEL PHARES." |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 623175 Australia02/27/2009 07:29 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Star-crossed lovers quit West Bank By Matthew Price BBC News, Jerusalem The couple married three years ago after meeting in Jerusalem She is a 26-year-old Jewish Israeli. Her name is Jasmine Avissar. He is a 27-year-old Palestinian Muslim, Osama Zaatar. Jasmine and Osama's is a love story, and it tells you so much about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. They met when they worked at the same place in Jerusalem, and three years ago they got married. First they tried to live in Israel, but the Israeli authorities would not allow Osama to join his wife there. Then they tried living in the occupied West Bank, but some Palestinians made life difficult for them. Now they've given up and are moving to Europe. Strangers "We ran out of choices of finding any solution to live in either Israel or Palestine," says Jasmine as she packs her bags. "We were naive and thought we could win this fight but we can't. So we have to go abroad and start a new life." Jasmine We were naive and thought we could win this fight but we can't Osama The moment I decided not to be part of the mainstream I was told that I was not a part of my country anymore Jasmine already has permission to go. Osama hopes to follow her soon. We go up onto the roof of their village home. The sunlight is so harsh you have to squint to look at the view. Stone walls hold earth terraces onto the hillsides, olive trees hundreds of years old are dotted across the landscape. "I feel like a stranger here," says Osama. "Even in my homeland. This place is a holy land, but they're killing each other. It's like it's already a lost cause." "Here there's no chance. I just want to start again." Under investigation They are an almost unique couple. Neither Israeli nor Palestinian society has accepted their marriage. On official Israeli documents, Jasmine tells me her marital status is described as "under investigation". "Our marriage was a human thing. We just fell in love," says Jasmine. "The society around us is making it political." "I feel like a refugee. The moment I decided not to be part of the mainstream I was told that I was not a part of my country anymore." A taxi turns up, and Osama helps Jasmine with her bags. The drive takes them through occupied Palestinian lands. They pass a tall grey Israeli army watchtower. They drive through army checkpoints. Israel has been in control here for almost 40 years. Given up "Even here in Osama's homeland I am superior as an Israeli," says Jasmine, as she looks out the window. "It's easier for me to move around. The soldiers let me through checkpoints. They don't arrest me like they might arrest Osama." A final embrace at the Israeli checkpoint Osama is banned from crossing Jasmine has given up on her own country. "Jewish people were abused for thousands of years, but my nation has switched from being victims to being abusers. "That's hard for me to acknowledge. The Jewish people are occupiers now, and we are racist." The car arrives at a final checkpoint. We stand next to it, and Osama tells me why he has also given up on his own people. "There were threats. People said if I brought my wife here we'd be in danger. Even my friends said that. They say I am a traitor." "It makes me wonder whether I want to be a Palestinian any more. Some see me as some sort of Israeli envoy. It's a shit feeling." Seeking safety They turn and walk the short distance to the checkpoint that leads out of the West Bank and into Israel. They put down their bags, and hug one another. There's a short kiss. I ask Osama what he hopes for from his new life. "I want to be able to walk in the street and not be stopped by the Israeli army or police. I want to feel safe. I have never felt that." Jasmine smiles. "I just want to be a normal couple, with normal problems about rent, and money. I don't want to have these huge gigantic problems interfering in our marriage." Even now though they are not quite free. Osama cannot go through the checkpoint with Jasmine. They don't know when he will be able to join her in Europe. They are still a couple caught in the middle of the Israeli Palestinian conflict. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 624212 Israel02/27/2009 07:36 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Star-crossed lovers quit West Bank Quoting: Anonymous Coward 623175By Matthew Price BBC News, Jerusalem The couple married three years ago after meeting in Jerusalem She is a 26-year-old Jewish Israeli. Her name is Jasmine Avissar. He is a 27-year-old Palestinian Muslim, Osama Zaatar. Jasmine and Osama's is a love story, and it tells you so much about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. They met when they worked at the same place in Jerusalem, and three years ago they got married. First they tried to live in Israel, but the Israeli authorities would not allow Osama to join his wife there. Then they tried living in the occupied West Bank, but some Palestinians made life difficult for them. Now they've given up and are moving to Europe. Strangers "We ran out of choices of finding any solution to live in either Israel or Palestine," says Jasmine as she packs her bags. "We were naive and thought we could win this fight but we can't. So we have to go abroad and start a new life." Jasmine We were naive and thought we could win this fight but we can't Osama The moment I decided not to be part of the mainstream I was told that I was not a part of my country anymore Jasmine already has permission to go. Osama hopes to follow her soon. We go up onto the roof of their village home. The sunlight is so harsh you have to squint to look at the view. Stone walls hold earth terraces onto the hillsides, olive trees hundreds of years old are dotted across the landscape. "I feel like a stranger here," says Osama. "Even in my homeland. This place is a holy land, but they're killing each other. It's like it's already a lost cause." "Here there's no chance. I just want to start again." Under investigation They are an almost unique couple. Neither Israeli nor Palestinian society has accepted their marriage. On official Israeli documents, Jasmine tells me her marital status is described as "under investigation". "Our marriage was a human thing. We just fell in love," says Jasmine. "The society around us is making it political." "I feel like a refugee. The moment I decided not to be part of the mainstream I was told that I was not a part of my country anymore." A taxi turns up, and Osama helps Jasmine with her bags. The drive takes them through occupied Palestinian lands. They pass a tall grey Israeli army watchtower. They drive through army checkpoints. Israel has been in control here for almost 40 years. Given up "Even here in Osama's homeland I am superior as an Israeli," says Jasmine, as she looks out the window. "It's easier for me to move around. The soldiers let me through checkpoints. They don't arrest me like they might arrest Osama." A final embrace at the Israeli checkpoint Osama is banned from crossing Jasmine has given up on her own country. "Jewish people were abused for thousands of years, but my nation has switched from being victims to being abusers. "That's hard for me to acknowledge. The Jewish people are occupiers now, and we are racist." The car arrives at a final checkpoint. We stand next to it, and Osama tells me why he has also given up on his own people. "There were threats. People said if I brought my wife here we'd be in danger. Even my friends said that. They say I am a traitor." "It makes me wonder whether I want to be a Palestinian any more. Some see me as some sort of Israeli envoy. It's a shit feeling." Seeking safety They turn and walk the short distance to the checkpoint that leads out of the West Bank and into Israel. They put down their bags, and hug one another. There's a short kiss. I ask Osama what he hopes for from his new life. "I want to be able to walk in the street and not be stopped by the Israeli army or police. I want to feel safe. I have never felt that." Jasmine smiles. "I just want to be a normal couple, with normal problems about rent, and money. I don't want to have these huge gigantic problems interfering in our marriage." Even now though they are not quite free. Osama cannot go through the checkpoint with Jasmine. They don't know when he will be able to join her in Europe. They are still a couple caught in the middle of the Israeli Palestinian conflict. Thanks for sharing..is quite sad all that hatred that separate us. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 624212 Israel02/27/2009 07:37 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Alex & Michelle - (Les Amants du Pont Neuf/ Lovers of the 9th Bridge - 1991) Quoting: JADRSet around the Pont Neuf, Paris's oldest bridge, while it was closed for repairs, Les Amants du Pont-Neuf depicts a love story between two young vagrants. Alex, a street performer addicted to alcohol and sedatives and Michèle, a painter driven to a life on the streets because of a failed relationship and a disease which is slowly destroying her sight. The film portrays their harsh existence living on the bridge with Hans, an older vagrant. As her vision deteriorates Michèle becomes increasingly dependent on Alex. When a possible treatment becomes available, Michèle's family use street posters and radio appeals to trace her. Fearing that she will leave him if she receives the treatment, Alex tries to keep Michèle from becoming aware of her family's attempts to find her. The streets, skies and waterways of Paris are used as a backdrop for the story in a series of set-pieces set during the French Bicentennial celebrations in 1989. Wow JADR...I went to wikipedia and read more about that film...strong story.. |
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User ID: 424983 Australia02/27/2009 07:38 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Amadoo & Marian - a couple of blind African musicians who despite all odds have found each other. [link to www.youtube.com] Dear sir, poor sir, brave sir: You are an experiment by the Creator of the Universe. You are the only creature in the entire Universe who has free will. You are the only one who has to figure out what to do next--and why. Everybody else is a robot, a machine. "MANE THECEL PHARES." |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 624229 United States02/27/2009 07:47 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Star-crossed lovers quit West Bank Quoting: Anonymous Coward 623175By Matthew Price BBC News, Jerusalem The couple married three years ago after meeting in Jerusalem She is a 26-year-old Jewish Israeli. Her name is Jasmine Avissar. He is a 27-year-old Palestinian Muslim, Osama Zaatar. Jasmine and Osama's is a love story, and it tells you so much about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. They met when they worked at the same place in Jerusalem, and three years ago they got married. First they tried to live in Israel, but the Israeli authorities would not allow Osama to join his wife there. Then they tried living in the occupied West Bank, but some Palestinians made life difficult for them. Now they've given up and are moving to Europe. Strangers "We ran out of choices of finding any solution to live in either Israel or Palestine," says Jasmine as she packs her bags. "We were naive and thought we could win this fight but we can't. So we have to go abroad and start a new life." Jasmine We were naive and thought we could win this fight but we can't Osama The moment I decided not to be part of the mainstream I was told that I was not a part of my country anymore Jasmine already has permission to go. Osama hopes to follow her soon. We go up onto the roof of their village home. The sunlight is so harsh you have to squint to look at the view. Stone walls hold earth terraces onto the hillsides, olive trees hundreds of years old are dotted across the landscape. "I feel like a stranger here," says Osama. "Even in my homeland. This place is a holy land, but they're killing each other. It's like it's already a lost cause." "Here there's no chance. I just want to start again." Under investigation They are an almost unique couple. Neither Israeli nor Palestinian society has accepted their marriage. On official Israeli documents, Jasmine tells me her marital status is described as "under investigation". "Our marriage was a human thing. We just fell in love," says Jasmine. "The society around us is making it political." "I feel like a refugee. The moment I decided not to be part of the mainstream I was told that I was not a part of my country anymore." A taxi turns up, and Osama helps Jasmine with her bags. The drive takes them through occupied Palestinian lands. They pass a tall grey Israeli army watchtower. They drive through army checkpoints. Israel has been in control here for almost 40 years. Given up "Even here in Osama's homeland I am superior as an Israeli," says Jasmine, as she looks out the window. "It's easier for me to move around. The soldiers let me through checkpoints. They don't arrest me like they might arrest Osama." A final embrace at the Israeli checkpoint Osama is banned from crossing Jasmine has given up on her own country. "Jewish people were abused for thousands of years, but my nation has switched from being victims to being abusers. "That's hard for me to acknowledge. The Jewish people are occupiers now, and we are racist." The car arrives at a final checkpoint. We stand next to it, and Osama tells me why he has also given up on his own people. "There were threats. People said if I brought my wife here we'd be in danger. Even my friends said that. They say I am a traitor." "It makes me wonder whether I want to be a Palestinian any more. Some see me as some sort of Israeli envoy. It's a shit feeling." Seeking safety They turn and walk the short distance to the checkpoint that leads out of the West Bank and into Israel. They put down their bags, and hug one another. There's a short kiss. I ask Osama what he hopes for from his new life. "I want to be able to walk in the street and not be stopped by the Israeli army or police. I want to feel safe. I have never felt that." Jasmine smiles. "I just want to be a normal couple, with normal problems about rent, and money. I don't want to have these huge gigantic problems interfering in our marriage." Even now though they are not quite free. Osama cannot go through the checkpoint with Jasmine. They don't know when he will be able to join her in Europe. They are still a couple caught in the middle of the Israeli Palestinian conflict.    |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 624212 Israel02/27/2009 07:48 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Orpheu & Eurydike Quoting: Anonymous Coward 430839Orpheus and Eurydice story is an ancient greek tale of desperate love. Orpheus fell deeply in love with and married Eurydice, a beautiful nymph. They were very much in love and very happy together. Aristaeus, a Greek god of the land and agriculture, became quite fond of Eurydice, and actively pursued her. While fleeing from Aristaeus, Eurydice ran into a nest of snakes which bit her fatally on her legs. Distraught, Orpheus played such sad songs and sang so mournfully that all the nymphs and gods wept. On their advice, Orpheus traveled to the underworld and by his music softened the hearts of Hades and Persephone (he was the only person ever to do so), who agreed to allow Eurydice to return with him to earth on one condition: he should walk in front of her and not look back until they both had reached the upper world. In his anxiety he forgot that both needed to be in the upper world, and he turned to look at her, and she vanished for the second time, but now forever. |
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User ID: 424983 Australia02/27/2009 07:48 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Wow JADR...I went to wikipedia and read more about that film...strong story.. Quoting: ~GAIA~ :)It's very strong and atypical. Dear sir, poor sir, brave sir: You are an experiment by the Creator of the Universe. You are the only creature in the entire Universe who has free will. You are the only one who has to figure out what to do next--and why. Everybody else is a robot, a machine. "MANE THECEL PHARES." |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 624212 Israel02/27/2009 07:57 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Wow JADR...I went to wikipedia and read more about that film...strong story.. Quoting: JADR :)It's very strong and atypical. You know a lot about movies I see....more than me for sure. The other love story I love was Titanic which I saw at least 8 times... |
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User ID: 424983 Australia02/27/2009 08:01 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You know a lot about movies I see....more than me for sure. Quoting: ~GAIA~The other love story I love was Titanic which I saw at least 8 times... Yes - that's a classic!!!! I like it too - pity Celine Dion did the sound track - (I really dislike Celine Dion  )Dear sir, poor sir, brave sir: You are an experiment by the Creator of the Universe. You are the only creature in the entire Universe who has free will. You are the only one who has to figure out what to do next--and why. Everybody else is a robot, a machine. "MANE THECEL PHARES." |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 624212 Israel02/27/2009 08:02 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You know a lot about movies I see....more than me for sure. Quoting: JADRThe other love story I love was Titanic which I saw at least 8 times... Yes - that's a classic!!!! I like it too - pity Celine Dion did the sound track - (I really dislike Celine Dion )No more of Celine, I promise.. |
