SHAKESPEARAN STORY
Texto del Guión Gráfico
- Act 1: Prologue
- CHARLES
- Christopher (Leon Brother)
- LEON
- Act 2: Rising Action
- I can't express my love to you in words anymore!
- Catherine (Charles' Daughter)
- Act 3: Climax
- It's over Catherine, it's okay. It was their fate anyway.
- Catherine Christopher
- The story starts when two different noble and well respected families have a fight in the streets at night. This is because Christopher is accused of sleeping Charles' daughter. The fight involves Charles and his son, Hugo. Hugo ends up dying in the fight. Charles and his wife (Cressida) mourns his son's death and plans to avenge the death of Hugo and slaughter everyone who is in Leon's family.
- Act 4: Falling Action
- Hugo
- I miss him...
- A few days later, Christopher has gone to secretly visit Catherine at night because he was trying to express his love. Catherine wants to get married instantly. However she is unaware of what Christopher has done to Hugo. Both of them are spied on by Charles... Charles in infuriated because he doesn't want his daughter to marry a 'criminal'. The duo decide to organise their wedding at a ball.
- Act 5:#160;Denouement
- On the wedding day, three killings took place before the event could start. Christopher, Leon their mother were slaughtered. Catherine was in despair and prayed to god. Charles knew that he was the one responsible for the act and pretended to fit in with the guests. Catherine was scarred for life, her true-lover had been killed and so has his relatives.
- On the way back to home, Catherine is still thinking about the now dead Christopher. Her father on the other hand, is feeling joyous and accomplished. He is also considering to persuade Catherine to marry King James I so that she could possibly become Queen.
- Charles was just about to knock on the King's door to the throne, however their neighbour blocks the door out of a sudden. He explains that what Charles had done was wrong. The neighbour also said that he should turn himself over to the police. The Play ends there with an uncertain Ending.
- NO! Don't!
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