Romeo and Juliet
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- in act three, Tybalt, Romeo, and Mercutio go to a public place to fight. They argue, then Tybalt stabs and kills Mercutio, then Romeo kills Tybalt for revenge, and the Prince comes and decides to banish Romeo. When juliet finds out through the nurse, she is torn between if Romeo's exile is worse or if Tyablt's death is worse. The Capulets meet with Paris and decide to marry Juliet on thursday since she is sad.
- I have decided to banish Romeo from Verona! He will never be welcome back again!
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- In act four, Juliet goes to see Friar Lawrence, and together they make a plan: to take a drink, and when she is alone she drinks it, and it will make her appear dead and the parents will cancel the marriage. After put her in the coffin, she will wake, Romeo will be there to take her out, and they will live together. Unfortunately, Capulet moved the marriage one day closer, ruining the plan. In scene three, she is alone and about to drink the potion and has doubts, but in the end still drinks it. The next day, the nurse and Lady Capulet are rushing to get the food for the wedding, but then they find Juliet dead and cancel the wedding.
- NO!!! Why did she have to die on me?
- Oh dear! She's dead!
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- In act five, Romeo has a dream that he is dead and Juliet revives him, and he recieves false news that Juliet is dead and leaves to Verona with poison to kill himself. Friar Lawrence finds out that Friar John couldn't get the message to Romeo, so Lawrence heads to the tomb so Romeo knows that Juliet is alive. Paris is already there to decorate Juliet, and then he sees Romeo, they fight, and Romeo wins. Then Romeo sees Juliet "dead" and kills himself, then Friar Lawrence gets there and talkes to the now awake Juliet, but she decides to kill herself. The guards find out what happened and search and find the bodies, and once the parents learn the story they find out how bad the grudge was and agree to end it.
- Oh no.....
- Oh no!
- Why.........
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