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Friday, January 13, 2012

Romeo And Juliet Vocabulary Words One Sentences

Perverse - contrary; adjective
Procure - to obtain or get by care, effort, or the use of special means; Verb

I procure the information from my secretary, then email it to my mother. 

"Perverse to common thought, I really am a boy," states Justin Bieber.

Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Romeo and Juliet Characters & Scene 4/5 Headlines

Act 4) Romeo, Convinced to Ignore His Foreboding Dream, Continues on to the Party

Act 5) Tybalt Fumes while Uninvited Guest Romeo Montague falls for Juliet Capulet

Montague:
Romeo
Lord Montague
Lady Montague
Benvolio


Minor Montagues:
Abram
Balthasar

Capulet:
Juliet
Nurse
Lord Capulet
Lady Capulet
Tybalt
Second Capulet

Minor Capulets:
Sampson
Gregory
Servant
Second Servingman
First Servingman

Prince:
Paris
Prince
Mercutio

Monday, January 9, 2012

The Verona Chronicle (Interview with Locals of the Fighting)

The Verona Chronicle

         For the third time in their long-time feud, The Montagues and Capulets disrupted Verona’s peace. Earlier this afternoon, Sampson and Gregory, two Capulet servants, challenged Abram and Balthasar, men from the Montagues, to a duel, causing great uproar. Although authorities stated that the Prince was taking care of the incident, they wouldn’t give us any real information. When that happens, The Verona Chronicle heads straight to the streets to interview witnesses and find out what really happened.

“I was just buying my turnips in the market when I heard a loud ruckus down the street,” says local Veronica Strait. She had been just fourteen feet away from the violent fight. “ I hurried outside the shop and saw the two households fighting. Although they tried to stop them, my friends couldn’t control the men. This feud between these two households has gotten out of hand. The last time they caused a fight this big, my poor sonny Judas spent a week in the clinic for trying to calm them. Whoever was responsible for this scuffle should be executed immediately for Verona’s sake.”
Vladimir Riddle hates the stress these fights cause on his business. “If this fighting don’t stop, I’ll loose all of me business! Mrs. Strait was just about to buy one of me most expensive cuts of beef when all that racket started. She left immediately, and was the last customer I saw today. Those meatheads cost me a day's worth of work! I have to raise me family and I won’t be able to do that with those idjits cutting in!” Later, Mr. Riddle states that the only place the Capulets and Montagues should go is to the gallows.
         Parker Whalen, a young blacksmith, was the first to notice the fighting. “I watched the Capulet man, Sampson, I believe, bite his thumb at Abram, challenging him to a duel. Like any honorable man, Abram fought back. After scuffling for a while, the Prince, what a great man, stopped them. Although I agree with everything he does, I wish he had executed the men on the spot, but he was kind in giving them a warning. If I had been him, I certainly wouldn’t have shown so much grace and dignity. I believe that all other citizens will agree with me when I suggest that Verona would be a much grander city without the two families fighting over honor. Perhaps this shall be a lesson to the heads of each household, teaching them to keep affairs to themselves instead of sharing them with the help.”
All and all, Verona’s citizens are very disgusted with the behaviors promoted by the two families. If they have any sense, they’ll stop the fighting and declare a truce, making Verona an all around safer place.

Friday, January 6, 2012

Romeo And Juliet Facebook

Vocabulary Sentences Romeo And Juliet 1

Rosemary-an evergreen shrub of the mint family; noun

My Grandmother called me into the kitchen to get her Rosemary from the garden. 

Sallow - of a sickly, yellowish color; adjective

The child's sallow skin made his nanny nervous, causing her to rush him to the nearest pediatrician.  

Romeo And Juliet Vocabulary Words One

Romeo and Juliet Vocabulary 1
Rosemary-an evergreen shrub of the mint family; noun
Sallow - of a sickly, yellowish color; adjective
Waverer - to become unsteady, flutter; verb
Perverse - contrary; adjective
Cunning - skill employed in a shrewd or sly manner; noun
Procure - to obtain or get by care, effort, or the use of special means; Verb
Lamentable – regrettable; adjective
Kinsmen – a blood relative (typically male); noun
Unwieldy - not readily handled or managed in use or action, awkward; adjective
Variable – changeable; adjective

Thursday, January 5, 2012

Seriousness


Order of Seriousness (1 being very serious)                 

1 Killing someone for revenge
2 Suicide
3 Killing someone by mistake while fighting
4 Killing someone in self-defense
5 Advising someone to marry for money
6 Marrying against parents' wishes
7 Crashing a party
8 Lying to parents
9 Two families having a feud
10 Planning to trick someone
11 Picking a fight
12 Giving the finger
13 Cursing

Love at First Sight/Headlines


qHeadlines
quarrel between Capulets and Montagues continues, End not in Sight
1
2)   Shakespeare Continues to Annoy Alaskans
3)   Lovesick Idiot Drones On and On…
4)   After Epic Quarrel, Romeo Montague Confesses Undying Love for Rosaline
5)   After Rosaline Rejected his Proposal, Romeo’s Back, and Wilder than Ever!


LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT
Love at first sight does not exist except in books and movies. Although a person can be immediately attracted to someone, it is not love. They must first get to know that person: their hobbies, opinions, and overall personality. If you have absolutely nothing in common with that person other than interest in each other’s appearances, the relationship is almost certainly doomed, given the shallow circumstances. After they’ve built a relationship, be it quickly or slowly, then love can establish itself between the two people.  Because love is a chemical reaction that takes time to happen, love at first sight is nearly impossible. As for my parents, they said that it was more of a gradual thing. Even in the books I’ve read, there has been no word of love at first sight. When Romeo and Juliet say they fell in love at first sight, I’m pretty sure they just had taken great interest in each other. In the next short period of time, they could have fallen for each other, but their love was just based on looks, not matters that were more than skin-deep.