There are two families in Verona.
Some of Lord Montague's and Lord Capulet's servants are fighting and shouting.
The Capulet's house. Lady Capulet, Juliet.
The Montague's house. Romeo.
One day, they met at a party and fell in love.
They had a seacret wedding.
Romeo was banished from Verona and Juliet was very sad.
Father Lawrwnce planed that Juliet take some special medicines and pretended to die. Then she wake up and Romeo go to to meet her, and they run away from Verona.
Father Lawrence wanted to send a message to Romeo in Mantua, but he didn't get massag. And now they have both killed themselves.
Reference
William Shakespeare, (1597), Romeo and Juliet, Oxford, Oxford University Press
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Hi Yuria,
ReplyDeleteWhy is this post chopped up into sentences, rather than in short, easy to read ¶¶, and why is the text centered, rather than aligned flush left?
I'd also like to know why you haven't included a juicy quotation from the book at the beginning, with a short reference and page number, or an APA-style reference for for the book at the end, either.
Why haven't you included your own thoughts on the book, and, most of all, why are you spoiling the story for potential readers by telling them how it ends?
Please let us know.
Cheers, PB