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Famous Love Triangles

Love triangles are a common trope in romance media, not only because it means double the love interests but also because the drama of love is intensified when it involves more than just one person. How many famous love triangles can you name? Reference the list below to see how you did!

  • Bridget Jones, Daniel Cleaver, and Mark Darcy: In the iconic rom-com Bridget Jones’s Diary, the eponymous protagonist is caught between her womanizing boss and her uptight childhood acquaintance. The adorkable Bridget Jones blunders her way into all manner of comedic situations, but ultimately finds the one who is just right for her.
  • Bella Swan, Edward Cullen, and Jacob Black: The Internet hubbub around Team Edward and Team Jacob is more than enough to establish the cultural impact of this love triangle. Awkward teenager Bella falls in love with handsome vampire Edward, but Jacob, a werewolf, also forms a deep bond with her and seeks her affection. As the three battle other evils in the supernatural world, they must also navigate the complicated terrain of their relationships.
  • Christine Daae, Erik, and Raoul: This trio hails from The Phantom of the Opera, one of the most well-known musicals of all time. Christine, a newly discovered talent at an opera house, is drawn to the mysterious figure of the “Opera Ghost,” who mentors her singing, but is reunited with her childhood friend Raoul on opening night and falls in love with him shortly after. As the anguished Phantom pursues his desire for Christine, he involves the entire theater in a bold scheme.
  • Tashi Duncan, Art Donaldson, and Patrick Zweig: Challengers brought the eroticism of competition, ambition, and sports to the fore in uniting three star tennis players in one big love triangle. Though a love triangle usually has one person in the center, Challengers is unique in exploring the undertones of attraction between all the pairings and in doing so adds an extra layer of intrigue to the triangle’s dynamic.
  • Belly Conklin, Jeremiah Fisher, and Conrad Fisher: Navigating adolescence, Belly Conklin returns to the beachfront where she always spends her summers and finds that her relationship with family friends Jeremiah and Conrad has changed. As the summer takes on new heat, she must decide what to do in the face of change and newness.
  • Juliet, Romeo, and Paris: Though even their names, Romeo and Juliet, are synonymous with star-crossed lovers, the two were technically embroiled in a love triangle starring Count Paris, who vied for Juliet’s love with the approval of her parents. Though we all know how this tragedy ends, the many different relationships of this play show the many different ways love can move people.

Now the stage is set for your dance of romance! Will you follow in the paths of the characters in this list, or forge your own? There’s only one way to find out, so head to our Love Triangle Dating Simulator above to get started!

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