Romeo Montague
Only son of Lord Montague. Quick to love and quicker to despair. Was sick over Rosaline until the Capulet feast.
Husband of Juliet. Kills Tybalt an hour after the wedding, and is banished to Mantua.
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Draft_v7_FINAL_real.docx
Chapter 12
Romeo climbed the garden orchard wall that night, and
rewrite after Ana's notes? Or was that ch. 11…
timeline (old).xlsx
Re: Re: Fwd: notes on ch. 12 (v3)
Ana · Fri
Attached is the latest. Ignore the one from Tuesday, and Thursday's.
notes_v3_final.docx
DON'T FORGET
Do NOT reveal the potion before Part 3!!
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Verona had two great houses and one old grudge, and nobody alive could say Author
On Sunday the servants fought in the street. By noon their masters had joined in,Editor and the Prince had promised death to the next man Montague or Capulet to draw a sword.
That night the Capulets held their feast, as they did every year, and a Montague came to it in a mask.
Romeo had come to look at Rosaline. He looked once across the hall instead, and did not think of Rosaline again.
He did not ask the girl's name. He would have had to leave if he had known it, and he was not ready to leave a house he should never have walked into.
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Only son of Lord Montague. Quick to love and quicker to despair. Was sick over Rosaline until the Capulet feast.
Husband of Juliet. Kills Tybalt an hour after the wedding, and is banished to Mantua.
The family vault by the churchyard, opened only for a burial. Every Capulet ends up here, and so will Tybalt.
Working note: decide before Part Three how Romeo gets past the watch, and whether Paris should be at the tomb at all.
Not yet fourteen. Only daughter of the Capulets, raised by the Nurse and promised to Count Paris.
Wife of Romeo. Only the Friar and the Nurse know.
She isn't dead. The Friar's potion only looks like death, for two and forty hours, and the letter telling Romeo so never reaches Mantua.
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