Romeo And Juliet
(William Shakespeare)
'Romeo and Juliet' is a touching love story, which the world still admires and oversees with respect and gratitude. The story also unveils the irreparable consequences that hatred, ill will and enmity brings up ultimately. Lord Montague and Lord Capulet each belong to noble family but are known as the worst enemies of one another in Verona. Romeo's Ladylove had been the lovely Rosaline but in his attempt to be near her made him meet another maiden of beauty indescriptable. She was the lovely Juliet on whom his heart was stationed. But love has never been that easy. She was the daughter of Lady Capulet and he himself was a Montague! Friar Lawrence, Romeo's friend cum advisor, witnessed their secret marriage. The situation grew worse for the lovers after Romeo was banished for killing Lady Capulet's nephew, Tybalt, and Juliet's marriage fixed with Count Paris, a handsome, noble, wealthy young man. To come out of this she decided, on the advice of Friar, to drink the medicine, which would make her seem dead for forty-two hours. However, the news of her death reached Romeo in Mantua, his hiding place, before the message sent by Friar explaining their plan. He went to her tomb with poison in his hand but was stopped by Paris. Thinking that Romeo was there for evil purpose, he seized him but Romeo struck him dead with his sword. Bidding his love last farewell, he drank the poison. When Juliet woke up and saw Romeo dead, she stubbed the sword through her heart. This pitiful death of the two lovers ended the rivalry between the two lords as they realised that the death of their children was their own fault. The land of Verona became peaceful again much to the pleasure of the Prince of Verona and his subjects.
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