Before I talk about R+J I have a little story about the last two hours of my life. I was eating dinner and finishing R+J. I knew what I wanted to post on my blog so I came upstairs to type. I had left my copy on the kitchen table so I went back downstairs and my mom was watching design shows so I stopped and watched that for a while then came back upstairs. I had forgotten R+J so I went back to get it but then the Academy Awards were on so I watched that, came upstairs, forgot my copy, went downstairs, watched people walk on the red carpet, came upstairs, forgot my copy, went downstairs, watched more people on the red carpet, came upstairs, forgot my copy, went downstairs, Justin Timberlake, and then I finally made it back up stairs with R+J and am now blogging.
Alright time for what I thought about Romeo and Juliet:
-So everyone's dead now? That's how you end a story :D
-Why is everyone calling everyone else ho's all the time? How rude :P
-Everyone seems to come at the wrong time (Friar John, Romeo, Friar Laurence)
-The ending reminds me of a movie that ran out of money. Just so sudden.
Quotes:
"Peace, ho, for shame!" (Friar Lawrence Act 4, Scene 5)
"Holy Franciscan friar, brother, ho!" (Friar John Act 5, Scene 2)
"Oh, I am slain!"
Dies (Paris Act 5, Scene 3)
-Madalynne
"I don't necessarily agree with everything I say"
<Marshal McLuhan>
That sounds like something I would do. I was also frustrated that everyone came at the wrong time. I was a little concerned when it was titled "They're all dead!" and then it said "Let me tell you about the last two hours of my life..."
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