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Juliet and Romeo (Shakespeare in America)

A new mix American version of the Shakespeare classic here for the entertainment of Cure fans on the ceiling! JULIET AND ROMEO copyright 2008 CarinaTootleBooks

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5/21/2011 2:10 PM (GMT-04:00)
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Re: Juliet and Romeo (Shakespeare in America)

Part One:
Romeo was a blind man in a night club which was also a strip club in a small city when Juliet asked him, "Can you see?"
"Not what I would like to see. Only darkness," said Romeo.
"There is not alot of light in these sort of places," said Juliet.
"Take my address," said Romeo handing Juliet a card.
"Why?" asked Juliet.
"Because you don't see the light either," said Romeo. "Perhaps we could be friends."
Juliet then turned up at Romeo's door the next day where he gave her another card. This card contained his whole name.
"Romeo Montague," said Juliet reading the card outloud. "Sorry I am a Capulet. Juliet Capulet."
"Is that something I should have seen?" asked the blind Romeo.
"No. What is in a name other than our parents?" said Juliet.
"Blood of an old stupid fued," said Romeo about the years of war between their families which constantly errupted into bar room and school yard fights, grocery store food fights, tire slashings, mail box smashings, window crackings, injury, incarcerations, and worse. "Will you come in and have some tea?" Romeo asked Juliet.


5/21/2011 2:33 PM (GMT-04:00)
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Re: Juliet and Romeo (Shakespeare in America)

Part two
Juliet was not afraid of night clubs even if they were strip clubs. She never felt as naked or afraid in those places as she did in this blind man's doorway. "How do I know you are a peaceful Montague?"
"How do I know you won't hurt me, Capulet?" asked Romeo.
Juliet entered Romeo's apartment which was bright and uncluttered. "You have to make the tea yourself. And some for me," said Romeo.
"I didn't know there were any blind Montagues," said Juliet at the stove.
"I grew up in my mother's attic," said Romeo.
"Do they teach hate up there also?" asked Juliet.
"They do," said Romeo.
"Too bad," said Juliet.
Romeo sat with his tea Juliet then gave him, and Juliet stood with her cup across the room. "I have to see the world with these," said Romeo setting down his cup and raising his hands above his chin."Help me."
"I don't know what you mean," said Juliet, smiling. Then her mobil phone rang. She didn't answer it.
"Answer it," said Romeo dropping his hands.


5/21/2011 2:51 PM (GMT-04:00)
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Re: Juliet and Romeo (Shakespeare in America)

Part three and Part Four coming soon here or you all can find a TRACERY TALES book to read the ending.


5/22/2011 12:45 AM (GMT-04:00)
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Re: Juliet and Romeo (Shakespeare in America)

Part Three:
"Where are you? Mercutio is dead! Strung up a tree! Rosanna is guilty!" yelled Juliet's cousin Ben on the phone. "Meet me at Aubury Park!"
"Okay," said Juliet. "My cat Mercutio is dead," said Juliet then to Romeo after folding her phone. " Killed by Rosanna Montague. Stung up a tree in the park!" Romeo dropped his head into his hands in his lap and moaned in dispair and frustration. "Another Montague looking for a fight!" said Juliet. "I never touched her or any of her stuff!"
"I don't want this war!" said Romeo raising his head.
"I have to go," said Juliet. "Thanks for the tea."
At the park the cat hung over the heads of Juliet and Ben, both Capulets. "Have you a chicken cousin?" asked Juliet.
"A chicken?" asked Ben.
"Yes, a chicken," said Juliet.
"Under refrigeration," said Ben.
"We will leave it on Rosanna's doorstep with congratulations. I will write: you fool of war shall be fed!" said Juliet.
Rosanna responded to the chicken and the note with a vase of flowers delivered to Juliet's place of work with a note that said: meat is your destiny Capulet!




5/22/2011 1:17 AM (GMT-04:00)
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Re: Juliet and Romeo (Shakespeare in America)

"Perhaps she will repent," said Romeo about Rosanna when Juliet called him.
"Would that be like a Montague?" asked Juliet.
"Am I like a Montague?"asked Romeo.
"No," answered Juliet.
"What if we could mend this fued between our families?" asked Romeo.
"They would never allow it," said Juliet. "There is no peace this side of heaven. I have to get back to work."
"Wait!" said Romeo. "Make a truce with me."
"I have no war with you," said Juliet.
"Your children could be neither Montague or Capulet and also both," said Romeo.
"Bring children onto this war?" asked Juliet after the world stopped spinning for a second and then started spinning again.
"Think about it," said Romeo.
"No," said Juliet, and Romeo folded his phone.



5/22/2011 1:35 AM (GMT-04:00)
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Re: Juliet and Romeo (Shakespeare in America)

Part Five:
One evening several days later Juliet was watching the local nightly news when she learned again that Romeo was a Montague. She also learned that he was not blind. The red and white cane was a fake. And Romeo was to be married soon to another Montague. Now, however, he was missing and feared dead. From the river's edge, the reporter explained that Romeo's truck had crashed off the river bridge last night. His truck had been found but not his body.
Juliet's phone rang. "Hello," said Juliet.
"Hi," said Romeo. He was alive and escaping to some city far away. He had jumped out of his truck before it hit the rail. Then he had stolen his mother's car to drive away.
Ten days later, Juliet drove alone toward that same river bridge. She kept on driving and in that small city war between the Capulets and Montagues, both she and Romeo were never seen again.


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