What's Up For Verona

I think everyone in Verona learned an important lesson from the events that happened in the last couple of days. Even though I don't know how to raise children because I have none of my own, I still think that my cousin, Capulet, and the Montagues should've payed more attention to their children's behavior. Juliet and Romeo must've shown signs that they were struggling. Lady Capulet should've questioned Juliet more when Juliet was telling her about Romeo. Lady Capulet was telling Juliet about how she was planning to get rid of Romeo with poison and Juliet was off in her own world thinking about Romeo and had to remember to agree with her mother. Now that alone should've looked suspicious, but I guess she just didn't catch that. Well anyways, Romeo also had his moments. I mean the kids has tantrums about the smallest things one minute and then is fine the next. Doesn't this sound like a kid who should be watched? Grown men do not throw tantums. Why, if that young lad was still alive I would march over to him and teach him how to be a man! Well lets not bring up death quite so fast. Everything is already said and done and there is nothing in the world that can take it back so I can't fix it now. I still think that those two kids should've been on a closer watch. They are just kids...well they could be considered adults because they are at the marrying age but seriously.... a girl who was raised my her nurse and is very beautiful and a boy who is love sick all the time and throws tantrums. Not a good match I would think. But I guess whatever worked for them, right?

The Resolution

Among all of the deaths and darkness, a new light has come to Verona. The Montagues and the Capulets are no longer fighting. They have agreed to a truce because of their children's deaths. Since Romeo and Juliet died for each other and their forbidden love, they agreed that maybe fighting isn't the best idea. Friar Lawrence is lucky that everything went over well because he would've gotten into big trouble for preforming a private wedding. Actually I'm kinda glad that he didn't need a trial. I don't think I could take any more sorrow or excitement in this city. It is too much for myself. Oh how my head aches so! I think I should stay in bed for a fortnight or so. That would be best because I don't think I'm ready to leave this world yet and it's looking that way to the doctors. I still have time left. I know it! I still have a wife to marry and children to have. The years are still young and so am I!
I think I'm feeling better now. The deaths in the family definitely took a toll on me, but I think I'm over it. Juliet was a little young for me huh? It still surprises me that she wasn't a mother already. I do believe that her mother had her around her age. Well enough of this talk. Juliet is dead and there is nothing I can do about it, even though I do miss her. I really must go. I feel weak. So farewell my fellow friends!

Death Has Come

Oh No! Oh Death! The light around me is now dark! All of the happiness is drained out! There has been a death in the family! No two deaths! Well technically three! Oh how could this happen? Why now? Why not to someone else? Juliet, Oh Juliet! She was dead on her wedding day! Peacefully in her bed she lay. The funeral was sad but beautiful. Then tonight I hear news of a disruption of our family tomb! Blood was spilled on the steps and lay inside were Paris, Romeo, and Juliet. Oh Woe! Juliet was bleeding as if she had never died and was stabbed and killed again! Paris was newly slain I'm guessing by Romeo. Romeo seemed asleep but was dead...perhaps by poison! But there's more! Paris was to be married to Juliet, but it turns out that Juliet was already married! Friar Lawrence apparently married them secretly against their families wishes! Now this is some news!!! I wonder what will become of him because of this. I also heard that Romeo's mother died because of Romeo's banishment! She just couldn't take it! Oh What horrible day is this? Is Verona cursed?! I hope not! Poor, poor Juliet! So pretty, so young! Oh woe is me! Till next time my followers on this dreadful day!

The Montegue house

Oh what will the Montegue house be like without Romeo? I do not care much for his family but I do feel some sorrow for them. The only heir left is exiled and there is probably no way that the Montegues will have another child. Well maybe some day peace will come again to Verona. A day where no fights will break out against our families. In other news,I am happy to hear that young Juliet is to be married to Paris. Such a pretty young thing. It is such a bummer that Paris got to her first. I would love to have made her my wife. Oh how pretty our children would be. We would have three sons and one beauliful daughter...well I am getting ahead of myself. I'll save my daydreams for when I writing in my journal rather than here. Well even though it is a pity that Paris gets to marry Juliet, I do plan on going to the wedding. It's on such short notice that I don't know what to wear! I always have to look nice don't I? Well I heard that another cousin of my cousin is also attending the wedding. I have heard that she will make me a fine wife. She apparently has long brown hair that is so beautiful that she only lets it down at home. Everyone will be so jealous that I bet some men will come miles just to try to steal her away from me! Oh, what an adventure that would be! I do like a little change in my daily schedule!


Till next time my fellow friends!


P.S. Hopefully the next time I write, the cousin with the long brown hair will have been made my wife!!!! Wish me luck!

The Exile

Today there was a fight in the street today. Such dirty men always having to fight to fulfill their boredom. Blood is shed and flows in narrow rivers down the street. Such things get my shoes dirty and I despise of it. Tybalt who had challenged Romeo, succeeded in killing Mercutio. Tybalt then came back and was slain by Romeo. You see, Tybalt would've been punished if he hadn't been killed by Romeo and so Romeo had to be brought to trial. The Prince was trying to decide whether to condemn him to death or to exile him. The decision was made and now Romeo is exiled! I heard along the grapevine that people are planning on traveling to Mantua to kill Romeo. I would be surprised if they didn't go through with it. Ha ha. Well I do feel a little bad. But maybe I'll feel bad for them by the next time I write. Till next time my fellow readers.

The Day after the Party

I'm still a little joggled from last night. I think I had a good time. Actually I can't remember much about the party. I am feeling a little under the weather today and I'm stuck in bed with a horrible headache. Everything is so LOUD! Even my thoughts make my head throb. I keep on hearing shouts in the streets. I can't see how people can't be quiet for once. I keep on hearing someone yelling something to somebody about him being a lover and a madman. He keeps on going on about it. If only I had enough strength to get out of bed so I could yell at them. But alas, I am too weak. I don't think any medicine is going to help me even though the doctor said that all the pain will be gone by tomorrow. I think he's wrong. It hurts so much! But, I think the headache was worth it for going to the party...well I think. Well I think I should get some rest. My head is killing me. Till next time.

The Capulet Party

I went to the party tonight. It was personally the best party I have been to...well almost. I did find a girl that I liked, but I don't know her name yet because she left the party before I could ask her. I don't believe she even noticed me looking at her. She did have some manly features, but I am prettty sure that she was a women. I do admit that I did have a one too many glasses of wine, but I'm pretty sure that I am right about her being a woman. Well anyways, I spotted Romeo eyeing Juliet and then later into the party I saw them exchanging a kiss in the corner. No, I, Capulet's cousin, did not tell Capulet that a Montague was among us, but I left it to other people to wory about. I'm not to sure that Capulet will be too happy that his daughter likes a Montegue. Well I am very tired from searching for girls all night and am ready to retire to bed.