Three of the highest grossing movies of all time adjusted for inflation ("Gone with the Wind", "Titanic" and "Doctor Zhivago") are romantic epics that feature a love triangle at its core. Young adult literature has seen a rise in the popularity of the love triangle story structure (such as "Twilight" or "The Selection"). But the love triangle story structure has been around since before early classic writers like William Shakespeare and Alexandre Dumas. Shakespeare's famous play "Romeo and Juliet" featured a love triangle between Juliet, Romeo, and Paris. Although more subtle, Dumas's classics "The Count of Monte Cristo" and "The Three Musketeers" also feature love triangles strong enough to seek revenge and start a war.