She talked about a lot of things that haven't nearly caught my interest. She didn't realize that I was staring intently at her face. She didn't realize that she caught me off-guard. She didn't realize that she made me fall in love with her. The train of thoughts stopped when I heard a loud noise inside this room. The noise brought me back to reality. It was a sound of books that fell to the ground.
"Who is there?" I shouted. I was sure no one is inside this room except me. How could anyone enter this room? I've been guarding this since she left and one came in. Who could it be? My questions were answered when I saw a silhouette in front of me. I froze. It was hers. The figure was hers. I couldn't believe this. Was this real or was I only dreaming? Was she real? After many years I had seen her pale angelic face again. Those gray eyes that I've been longing since the tragic day occurred. Nothing has changed. Everything felt like the way before. Her figure abruptly went out of my sight while I was reminiscing. No! I have to find her! I searched every hallway inside the library. No place must be kept unseen. I even looked through the bookshelves, hoping she would be at the opposite side.
I didn't know if it's fate or coincidence when I saw her on the stall one block away from me when I peeked through the books. Was she reaching her hands for me? Why? Maybe she wanted me to come after her at all. I decided to take her hand. Our hands were almost an inch apart. I forced my hand to reach hers. Too bad, she didn't force hers. What's more frustrating was that she even gave up! "Aahh!" I screamed. What am I going to do? I kept on chasing her but she kept on getting away from me. I didn't know what to do. I rested my head and back on the bookshelf to ease myself and clear my mind. I must get her! I must get my Juliet back.
Once again I stood up and searched for her. This time I won't let her get away from me.
To what extent is Romeo a victim of fate? ... Their last night together is their honeymoon. ... Romeo will come and take her away. ... A few main things in the play affect Romeo. ... The ending where the timing is just out for both people is the last thing to affect Romeo as he dies after that and reveals that the start of the story is true "star crossed lovers" ...
Childish Choices " This is thy sheath; there rust, and let me die "(5.3.183) the last words to come from the lips of a thirteen-year-old girl before she drives a dagger into her heart. ... This is the last choice these two made and the only one that they thought they had left because of the childish decisions they had made earlier in the story. ... However, Romeo still holds the final decision. ... "(1.5.57-58) These are the words coming out of a boy who came to this party to get over his last love. ... However Romeo is exiled and his plan is no longer an option. ...
When Romeo and Juliet first met and fell in love it was obviously portrayed as something destined to be and their fates. ... These represent that Romeo and Juliet's feelings for one another developed very quickly. ... The picture of the man starting to climb a mountain shows that Romeo and Juliet's meeting was also like one being at the bottom of a mountain. ... The last element in my collage that I believe reflects both this scene and the play itself is the wording "two worlds collide". This shows that when Romeo and Juliet met it was a collision of two these two different words ...
Death In the Midday Heat The Whole of Verona was in shock last night as it mourned the loss of two citizens to the Montague/Capulet feud Members of the two rival factions met on the streets today and arguments broke out. ... Mercutio fought for Romeo's honour as he and Tybalt exchanged blows with swords. Romeo stepped in to break up the fight but the vindictive Tybalt stabbed Mercutio. ... Romeo caught up with Tybalt and challenged him to a duel. A fierce fight began and at it's height Tybalt lunged forwards, towards Romeo and impaled himself on Romeo's sword, this prov...
In the last scene of act one, Juliet and Romeo fell in love with each other, but they can't be together because of their names. ... During the balcony scene, Juliet says "O Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo? ... So Romeo would, were he not Romeo called, retain that dear perfection which he owes without that title. ... This curse said by Mercutio when he gave his last breath to life. ...
Romeo and Juliet William Shakespeare wrote many plays one which was titled Romeo and Juliet. ... In the play Romeo and Juliet mischance, miscalculations and accidents lead to events that eventually cause the death of Romeo and Juliet. ... Juliet's letter to Romeo was not delivered on time. ... County Paris last wish was "Open the tomb, lay me with Juliet." (5, 3, 73) The last example of mischance was when Romeo enters the chamber, seeing her body and feeling he can't go on living without her, so he commits suicide. ... Romeo stepped in to try and end the fight by stepping in...
Romeo and Juliet meet at . ... At this point Romeo and Juliet are in love. ... Romeo did as well with Juliet. ... Romeo and Juliet may love each other for what is on the outside, although would they have been about to last forever of they had not died? ... Romeo and Juliet "fell in love" although they did not really fall in love with the true Romeo and Juliet. ...
Consequently, Romeo was distraught. ... In his last minutes, Mercutio realized the immaturity of the families' feuds, when he said "A plague o' both your houses!" ... Romeo was soon ordered to be banished. In his last night in Verona, Romeo made love to Juliet. ... (III.v.13-14) Romeo was exiled. ...
