Unknown Story
Siužetinės Linijos Tekstas
- Romeo and Julietat the Masquerade Ball, act 1 scene 5, lines 94-119
- I fear I have poisoned your hands, which are heavenly to me, by touching them with my own unworthy hands. But I have a way to make it up to you. I am ready to kiss you with my lips which can remove that rough feeling, like two admired believers before a holy place.
- *blablablabla*
- *boom boom*
- You're a good believer but you’re too harsh with your own hand, as it shows us being in deep love for eachother. After all, believers touch the hands of the saints, and the hands kiss when their palms are touching together.
- Yes, believers, lips are meant to be used for praying.
- *tap tap*
- Don’t the saints and the believers have lips, too?
- Ma’am, your mother wants to have a word with you.
- Oh My Gosh, boy, her mother is the lady of this house, and a nice, clever and virtuous lady she is. I’m in charge of nursing her daughter, the one you just talked to, whoever lands with her will be rolling in the dough.
- *clack clack clack*
- Who’s her mother?
- Ending of lines 94-119.
- *cries*
- Don’t tell me she’s actually a Capulet. Oh no! My life is in the hands of the enemy. I can’t live without her.
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