Month: September 2015

Act 1 scene 4 summary

Benvolio talks to Romeo about going to the party and wearing masks.
Then Romeo talks about how up set and depressed he is in my different for example he says “the boat will sink because he is as heavy as led” in that speech he is saying how depressed he is and how love has hurt him so much.
Which Is not very good considering that Benvolio is trying to get him to fall in love it just makes it even more menacing for Benvolio
Then Romeo starts talking about how he had a dream about the party and it was where something very bad happened and it lead to the death of Romeo. But Romeo felt as if it was his destiny so he decided to still go to the party at the capulets house.

By Tobias sonnex

Act 1 scene 3 summary

Lady capulets enters the stage and is talking to the nurse about what age Juliet age is and the nurse talks about all of these different ways to remember what Juliet’s age is and lady capulets was not interested
Then the nurse says oh I wish to see here marry
And that is what lady capulets wanted to talk about so she asks Juliet how she fells about marrying Paris and Juliet sad it would be a honour which I wish not and then lady capulets tells Juliet to attend the ball tonight because she knows others who have married younger and then lady capulets leaves the room.

By Tobias sonnex.

Act 1 scene 2 summary

Romeo and Benvolio walk through the forest of sycamore and are talking to each other about how Rome is in love but he does not say who with.
Paris wants to marry Juliet so capulets invites Paris to a old family ball with a bunch of other people
And they give the invasion list to a slave for him to deliver but the slave can’t read so he walks down the street to find someone who can read but the person he finds is Romeo who was with Benvolio Romeo reads the letter and bows the people who are going there and Benvolio thinks that Romeo should go to the ball to find another girl who he could love see the servant invites Romeo to the ball and Romeo excepts the invite.

By Tobias sonnex

Act 1 scene 1 summary

Gregory and Sampson are talking to each other about girls in the house of montagues and what they would do.
Abraham and Balthasar enter and the colliers mack a fight with them by biting there thump at them
Benvolio enters and attempts to stop the fight but does not succeed only made it worse because Tybalt enters and thought that Benvolio was fighting with the colliers so Benvolio and Tybalt also end up fighting and then the citizens of Verona join in with the fight
But prince escalus enters in his train and stops the fight he tells them that however starts the fight next will be put to death
And then the montugue asked for Benvolio Romeos cuisine to talk to Romeo Romeo says to Benvolio that he is in love

By Tobias sonnex

Sam: My fist is out fight I will back you
Greg: What by turning back and running
Sam: No I will not you can trust me
Greg: No I do fear you and I don’t trust you
Sam: Let’s not brake the laws let them begin the fight
Greg: I will bite my thumb at them as I walk pasts the can decide how they take it
Sam: I will imitate a throughout being cut and I will see if they can bear it
Abr: Excuse me do you intend to cut my throughout
Sam: I do sir
Abr: I sad do you intend to cut my throughout
Sam: Gregory is the law on our side if I say yes
Greg: No
Sam: No sir I do not intend to cut your throughout for I did not mean it to you
Greg:Do you argue sir
Abr:Of course not
Sam: Well sir if you do I am your man I am as good as you
Abr: But you are not better then me
Sam: Well then

Benvolio enters

Greg: Say better her comes one if my employes relatives
Sam: yes better sir
Abr: you lie
Sam: take out your weapons if you are men
Ben: fools put your swords away you do not know what you do
Ty: what you fight with these worthless servants turn and look at whom will kill you
Ben: I am trying to stoop these fools come help me mack peace
Ty: I hate peace just like I hate you and hell
Cit: use what you can find and beat the montagues and capulets to death

By Tobias sonnex

Prologue

Two households, both alike in dignity
(In fair Verona, where we lay our scene),
From ancient grudge break to new mutiny,
Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean.
From forth the fatal loins of these two foes
A pair of star-crossed lovers take their life,
Whose misadventured piteous overthrows
Doth with their death bury their parents’ strife.
The fearful passage of their death-marked love
And the continuance of their parents’ rage,
Which, but their children’s end, naught could remove,
Is now the two hours’ traffic of our stage—
The which, if you with patient ears attend,
What here shall miss, our toil shall strive to mend.

Transulations of prologue

Tow families both the same in status
In a place called Verona where this story is set
From old grudges brakes out a fight from families
Where the people pick sides and blood will be spilt
In the tow families each a child will be born
And they will truly love each outher for ever
But the fight is to strong so they take there own life’s
There death stopped the fight between families
And made love and peace between them once more
But this love did not stay strong for long
So there death did not stop the rage which stayed forever in there families
And that will be what comes fourth on this stage
And if you have attended listen carefully
But for what you miss sight will tack up

By Tobias sonnex