Brief Summary Of Shakespeare's Romeo And Juliet

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Our story begins in a fish tank, filled with fish of all colors. The owner of the fish is a man named the Prince. The prince has a son named Paris who rely likes the fish. Paris likes them so much he wants his own. The only bad fish were the red and blue ones. They are always fighting, and nobody knows why. These fish have been fighting for so long that the Prince is starting to get mad.

Today a red fish was swimming around when he suddenly saw a blue fish near him. Both fish got angry at each other and began to fight. Then a blue fish named Tybalt, began to fight a red fish named Benvolio. While they were fighting the Prince walked in, and all the fish swam away because they knew he was mad. He walked over to the tank and said, “if I see any more red and blue fish fighting I will move you to a different tank”.

When Benvolio went back to the red fish house, he saw Romeo, and he looked sad. Romeo said he was sad because he liked a blue fish, but she didn’t like him back. Benvolio told Romeo that at feeding time
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They were getting angry at Tybalt and were beginning to fight. When the Prince saw this, he grabbed the fish net, and tried to catch the fish that were fighting. While they were fighting Tybalt kicked Mercutio into the net, and he was scooped into a different tank. Romeo got mad at Tybalt, so he swam over, and they began fighting. When the net came in again Romeo pushed Tybalt into it and swam away.

After the fight the Prince held a meeting and told all the other fish about the fight. He said that Romeo would be moved to another tank soon. He said he would give him one day to say goodbye to everyone. When Juliet heard this, she was very sad. Romeo was also very sad, and he went to the friar to ask for help. The friar said not to be sad, and to go to his wife Juliet until he leaves. After a little while Romeo had to leave, and he was scooped up and put in a new

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