Newspaper Article On Romeo And Juliet

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Once Romeo got out of prison he wandered the streets yelling Juliet until he came across the girl he saw out his cell window. He quickly ran to her and said, "oh Juliet my love I finally found you!" The girl screamed at Romeo saying, "get away from me I am not your love." As she walked quickly away from him. Romeo said , "but we are to be together forever." When the girl got further down the street Romeo fell on his knees crying, and mumbled, "what the heart wants the heart will take." Romeo got up, and followed the girl. Once he caught up with her he hit her on the head knocking her out. She woke up a few hours later in a shed tied up to a chair, and she saw the writing Romeo and Juliet forever carved in the wall, and Romeo sculpting …show more content…
They then ceased Romeo and put him back in prison, and untied Sarah, and took her to the prince. She told him the whole story, and when she told him about the writing on the shed wall that said Romeo and Juliet forever he remembered the great story of Romeo and Juliet. So this time in prison Romeo's death penalty came earlier. When the day came they brought Romeo to the field, and beheaded him, but before the blade came down to his neck the prince said, "there is no such love like the great story of Romeo and Juliet." When this horrible story of Romeo, and his death came to the Capulets ears they became angry and wanted to kill the Montagues because they thought that Romeo could've killed Juliet and planted the jagger in her hand making it look like she killed herself, then Romeo would pretend to kill himself making the people believe that he actually was trying to kill himself and think by his touching story that the prince would let him back in the land, or that Romeo just killed Juliet because she didn't love him back. He knew she didn't die, or that Juliet was already dead, and he just went to the grave yard to just mess with Tybalt's and Juliet's bodies and Paris caught him so he had to kill him and get Friar Laurence to help him fake his death so he wouldn't get in trouble. So the Capulets were over thinking possible ways that Romeo could've killed Juliet because they …show more content…
Jumping in front of the fight trying to break it up Benvolio got stabbed from behind by Lord Capulet. The Montagues in sadness gathered around Benvolio watching him die slowly. The Capulets then ran away in fear of getting caught by the prince. The Montagues hid Benvolio's body in their basement so no one could find out about what happened because they wanted to get revenge on the Capulets. The Capulets agreed to finish them off at night by burning their house down, and leaving no clues behind. The nurse heard their plan but couldn't tell them that Romeo didn't kill them because then she would have to tell them how she knew about them and helped them get married. So instead she sat back, and watched the two families fight till death. Night came and the Capulet's went out to strike. The nurse saw them go out, and she knew what they were gonna do. She then felt bad and couldn't let this happen so she swiftly ran to the prince to tell him whats was gonna happen, but at the mean time the Capulets got to the Montague's house, and tossed the torches through the windows. all the Montagues in the house were asleep accept for Lord Montague because he was up thinking of a way to get revenge on the Capulets. Lord Montague noticed the house on fire, and tried to save the other Montagues,

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