Review Of Romeo And Juliet 2013 소설 & 이야기

I replied to the judge. “ I want to see the both of you act together on stage,” he said with a shrug. “ I would love to see you both act Romeo and Juliet, that would be lovely,” the lady clasped her hand together as she envisioned how perfectly it would come out. “ I think that's a perfect play, after all, Romeo and Juliet shows a lot of emotions and chemistry between both leads,” the other one nodded in agreement. “ You can start anytime now,” the oldest judge, Mrs. Tia urged. She hadn't said a single word since.

“I know it sounds cliche to say it’s an honor just to be nominated, but it’s so very true. I wasn’t expecting it at all.” “Really?” Cliff asked. “Because… I’ve got to say, I was truly impressed with how well you portrayed this character, a young man who, not unlike yourself, had gone through tragedy in his life, and overcome it. Really, it was heartwarming and touching.” The audience applauded in agreement. Rome felt his cheeks turning slightly pink as he dropped his eyes to the shoes Juliet had chosen for him and took a deep breath. “Thank you,” he said before looking up at Cliff. “That means so much. I appreciate it.”

Colon says. Can raise his hand, and he lets him speak, “So how do we know who we’re playing as and how is it going to be wonderful when half of us fell asleep watching the play?” “That’s easy, we’re putting supernatural into Romeo and Juliet. The way to figure out who you’re playing you will audition for that part. The boys here will also help as well. Juliet’s family are werewolves while Romeo’s family are vampdragons.”, Mr. Colon then says, “Understand this, I based it on Romeo and Juliet but has a modern twist to it. As in you guys won’t have to speak in old English.”

“You’ve never been to the theater?” “No, unfortunately.” Right, Missael had almost forgotten. It seemed like so long ago when they first met, when Eleonore had run from them and seemed to almost cower away, now she was bright and open, laughing and smiling more. “Well, I hope you’ll enjoy this one.” Romeo and Juliet were absolutely bonkers and, more than once, Eleonore had to bury her face into Missael’s shoulder to keep from laughing too loudly so the play could continue.

Romeo nodded maintaining an expressionless face. “hello guys”. Jerry waved at them. They waved back. “Romeo, you said you wanted to tell us something”. Nathan said suddenly. “yeah. And it's about Juliet, she's in some trouble with her dad”. Romeo stated. “what's the problem”. “he want her to break up with me”. he explained. “i saw this coming”. Kitson snapped sitting up. “gross”. Eddie scoffed. . "Juliet is Lamar's daughter ？” Jerry asked

She smirks looking at me. "Nothi-" I got cut of by the teacher "MS. BLACK ARE YOU EVEN LISTENING TO WHAT IM SAYING?!" "Oh you want my opinion?" I ask and the teacher nods. "Well, I think it's neither a romance or tragedy. I think it's just about two young teenagers who were rebelling against their parents or were infuriated with the idea of love. Juliet wanted to rebel and Romeo was throwing a fit about love." "But how? There is not really any proof of that

He asked and I glared at him. "If you give me 50 kgs of gold I will receive it." I said in a sarcastic tone. "Weird." "Just spend time with me for 3 days.. Gosh, what kind of husband are you?" "I'm not your husband.." He said and I took his left hand pointing at his ring. "You need to remind yourself that you're married, Mr. Romeo." "I'm single." "YOU ARE MARRIED." I glared at him coldly and he chuckled.

He didn't even turn to look at her. Anastasia stared at the book in her hand. She had no idea what to do with it. She kept it back in her bag. " So class, do any one of you know about them? " He underlined the name Romeo and Juliet. Many hands rose to answer. " Yes Pearl " Mister Wang gestured at her to answer. Pearl stood up and continued. " Sir, Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy written by William Shakespeare early in his career about the romance between two Italian youths from feuding families. It was among Shakespeare's most popular plays during his lifetime. "

Mrs Romero announce that we would be reading the book, Romeo and Juliet. Hmmmn, one of my favourite Shakespearean books. Rita didn't seem to be excited with the book because according to her Love was never tragic. To her, it was all rainbows and sunshine and Unicorns. I rolled my eyes at her. Oh Rita, you naive little bunny. You have no idea. We analyzed the book on the surface and I chipped in one or two things about my take on the tragic book. Lately I have become more confident in class and people began to stop seeing me as the loser ever since the news of Christian calling Bethany out went viral.

"Romeo and Juliet, was it worth it, in your opinion?" "Worth it?" I raised a brow. "They were teenagers who knew each other a few days and got half a dozen people killed, themselves included. That's not a love story. That's a cautionary tale about impulse control." "It's the purest love in literature," he countered. "It's two kids with no concept of consequences." "They died rather than live without each other." "They died because nobody in the entire play could deliver one message on time." We went back and forth like that until we both, grudgingly, declared ourselves right and called it a draw.