Romeo and Juliet
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- Act I, scene ii
- Benvolio: Tis a feast of the Capulet's with the beautiful Rosaline. Thou shall go thither and compare Rosaline with the admired beauties of Verona.
- Romeo: I shall go, but only to see Rosaline.
- Peter: Thou are invited to the great rich Capulet's ball if thou are not Montagues.
- Act II, scene iii
- Friar Laurence: Aye, I shall marry thou and Juliet in hopes to stop the feud between thine households.
- Romeo: Good morrow, father. Thou shall consent to wed Juliet and I today.
- Act II, scene iv
- Mercutio: Romeo is once again absent because of Rosaline.
- Part 1
- Benvolio: Speaking of Romeo, Tybalt has sent Romeo a challenge to duel.
- Romeo: Tell Juliet to meet me at Friar Laurence's cell at 2 p.m. to wed. Collect a rope ladder from me so that I may climb to Juliet's window.
- Part 2 - Romeo, the Nurse, and Peter enter and his friends leave
- Romeo decides to go to the party at the Capulet's House.
- Act IV, scene i
- Friar Laurence: I will give thou a sleeping potion that thou must take the night before thine wedding. It will cause thou to appear dead for 42 hours. Then, Romeo will rescue thou from the tomb and take thou to Mantua.
- Juliet: Please help me fix this mess with Paris and marry Romeo peacefully!
- After Romeo and Juliet fell in love with each other after meeting at the Capulet Ball, Friar agrees to marry Romeo and Juliet.
- Act V, scene iii
- AND IT WAS A HAPPY EVER AFTER....
- Part 1: Romeo's friends still believe that he loves Rosaline and his friends don't let him know about Tybalt. Part 2: Nurse relays wedding plans.
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- Juliet goes to Friar Laurence for help regarding Paris's proposal as she wants to marry Romeo. Friar comes up with an elaborate plan.
- Friar's plan succeeded, allowing Romeo and Juliet to live happily together in Mantua.
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