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Romeo & Juliet Romeo got the message that Juliet has Taken a Potion to make her sleep for 42 hours and when she awakes they would waste no time and move to Montua. Juliet is now in the tomb and romeo waits for his sweet Star Crossed Lover to awake. Romeo- Oh juliet… my dear sweet lover i cannot wait until you awake. I’ve been away from you for far too long. Narrator- Romeo kisses juliet forehead. Narrator- Friar Lawrence Lord Capulet walks in. Lord Capulet- what are you doing in here and why are you touching my daughter! Friar Lawrence- sir, it’s not what you- Narrator- Romeo cuts Friar Lawrence off. Romeo- i beg your pardon sir but….. Juliet is not dead. She is asleep, she is in a really deep sleep. She should awake soon and …show more content…

Narrator- Prince and the Guards walk in. Prince- are these two really standing in front of me or are my eyes deceiving me. Narrator- The Prince walks closer towards Romeo and juliet. Prince- why are you here Romeo I thought i told you that you were banished from Verona. Juliet I thought you were dead? Romeo- i came back to get my one and only true love i cannot live without her sir. Juliet- Me and friar Lawrence planned this. Me and Romeo cannot live without each other. This plan was the only way out and it was working until my so called father showed up and now he won’t let us leave. Romeo- But we’re leaving anyways whether he likes it or not. Prince- LEAVE now! Before i kill you. Narrator- Romeo grabs juliet hand and proceeds to leave but Lord capulet screams no and pulls his sword out once again. Lord Capulet charges at Romeo and before Romeo got a chance to take out his sword Juliet jumps in front of Romeo trying to protect him but instead the sword ended up going through the both of them, killing them both. Everyone stares not saying a

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