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Romeo And Juliet Guy Montag Quotes

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“Guy Montag is in his home and reading Romeo Juliet and he is in the part that Romeo is committing suicide because of the death of Juliet” Montag: O Romeo stop She is alive! I should do something to stop Romeo. What, that should I do? Oh, of course I can get into time machine, which is in the fire center! Yes, yes I should. (Montag dresses his uniform leaves home and takes subway to go to the fire center.) (Montag arrives to the fire center) (Montag thinks) Montag: I am here but I haven’t got any permission to use the time machine. I should get someone’s ID but whose? Beatty of course Beatty he is the captain of this center and he has access to everything. But he always carries his id with himself and he has doubt about me for having …show more content…

(After 1.5 hours of waiting Romeo finally arrives, Romeo goes to the cemetery to see Juliet. After Romeo, Montag enters to the cemetery to stop Romeo killing himself) Romeo: What a lacking valor luck upon us mine lief love! Art we in hell with surrounded with demons. (Romeo cries and while he was putting poison into his mouth Montag enters) Montag: Romeo! Stop! I know that you don’t know me but I know you very well. Juliet didn’t die but I don’t have a time to explain this because watch is coming. Come with me and take the Juliet with us, we will go to the society that you will live freely with Juliet. If you decide to stay here watch will catch you and they will kill you and after you death Juliet will probably commit suicide. Romeo: How I do beseech you know that thee art not a knave. (Noise within) Montag: Watch is coming! I can not explain everything know because we haven’t got any time for it. Come with me. (Montag opens portal with the comeback machine and he sets portal for 1950s New York City) HAGSDASDKEPDLEs (Sound effect of the time …show more content…

Montag: Okay take us to the there. (Juliet starts to wake up) Romeo: oh, Juliet, mine sweet liveth thee art alive. What would I doth in this hell without thee. Juliet: oh, Romeo am I in a dream. whither art we? What is this lodging Romeo? art all of this real or I am in a heaven? Romeo: We art in the future mine love. This sir thee see saved us from that corrupted society and that gent hath brought us to hither Juliet: What art you saying my sweet love? Romeo: I know the situation same as you but this gentlemen saved me from committing suicide. I bethought thee wast dead Montag: I will explain everything as soon as we get in the hotel (They reach to the hotel, Hotel was crowded and it was bit dirty. Romeo and Juliet observe everything and tries to give meaning to everything) Cab driver: your fee is 4-dollar sir. Montag: Give your worthy thing Romeo (Romeo gives gold to the Montag) Montag: I think that we have 1 ounce gold here. Can you take this gold sir. (Cab driver understands that 1 ounce is much more than 4 dollar) Cab driver: Normally I shouldn’t take that but I am taking for the woman’s sake. Montag: Thank you sir (They leave cab and they get in to the

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