This content is a dramatic retelling of Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet," focusing on the tragic love story between two young people from feuding families, whose forbidden romance ultimately leads to their deaths and the reconciliation of their houses.
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[Music] [Applause]
[Applause] Hey,
Two households,
both alike in dignity, in fair Verona,
where we lay our scene. From ancient
grudge, break to new mutiny, where civil
blood makes civil hands unclean. And so
the prince has called a tournament to
keep the battle from the city streets.
Now rival capulates and Montus, they try
We here declare Marushio from the house
of Montigue our champion. And so I bid
you all
[Music]
Juliet, Juliet, please. My lady and my
lord will soon be home with news of the tournament.
tournament.
>> Then hurry, nurse. Why do you dally so?
>> I should so hurry till my heart gives out.
out.
>> Your heart is made of sterner stuff than that.
that.
>> Your heart is made of sterner stuff.
that that you should laugh to see me so
wore out.
>> I keep you fast to make you young and strong.
>> Yeah. What about this one?
>> Do you not choke to see Lord Tibultt
bested by a Montigue dog?
>> Leave it. The quarrel is between our masters.
masters.
>> The quarrel is between our masters and
Stop.
>> What stain the pleasure of a tournament
with bitter blood?
Throw your illtempered weapons to the ground.
ground.
And here's the sentence of your angry
prince. Three civil brawls read of a
foolish word by thee, Lord Capulet, or
Montigue, have thrice destroyed the calm
of our streets.
If ever you disturb our town again, your
lives will pay the price for the offense.
offense.
You copy it. You go along with me.
And Montigue come this afternoon.
And now on pain of death, all fighting
>> Good afternoon, my cousin. Is it so?
>> I thought it should be night.
>> Not much past 4.
>> What sadness lengthens Romeo's hours?
>> I lack the thing which if I had it would
make them short.
>> I see you're in love.
>> How was the tournament?
>> It served its turn.
>> To launch another clash with Capulet.
>> So you must fence with hate and I with love.
love.
Love is a harsh tyrant where he rules.
>> Love is a smoke
raised on the fume of size and madness
drenched in syrup and choked with rage.
>> And may I not know who it is you love?
>> I love a woman.
>> That much I found unaded.
>> Who loves me not?
>> Sweet cousin. Say not so, but may I have
a name? Rosalign.
Rosalign. >> Roseline,
>> Roseline,
the niece of Lord Capulet.
>> The same.
>> Be ruled by me and forget to think of her.
her.
>> Oh, teach me how I should forget to think.
think.
>> Love will not call on you but once, nor
stay forever when he comes. Release your
eyes. Be glad she does not care. Examine
other beauties.
>> For what purpose, cousin? I pray you
change your mind.
My child is still a stranger to this
world. Let two more summers wither in
their pride before we judge her right to
be a wife.
>> Younger than she your happy mothers now.
>> Juliet is my only living child. She is
the hopeful lady of my earth.
But woo her, gentle Paris, win her
heart. Now
Take this list
of the last and final names. Search them
through all Verona. Bid them come to
feast and welcome at my house this night.
Find out those men whose names are
written here. I must first find out what
>> Pray you so can you read?
>> I if I know the letters in the language.
>> Stay. Hello. I can read.
Senior Martino and his wife and
daughters. Count Anselum and his
beautious sisters. The lady widow of
Vravio. Senor Plentio and his lovely
wife. My nephew Count Tibol and Lucio
and lively Helena and my fair niece.
>> Rosaline. What assembly is this?
>> A mass gathering tonight at our house.
>> Whose house?
>> My master is the great Lord Capulet. If
you not be of the house in Montigue,
you're right welcome for your help. I'll
>> So Rosenine sucked with Capulet this
night. Do but compare her face with some
I know, and I'll make you think you're
sworn a crow.
>> As if there could be fairer than my
love. I'll go tonight, but only to
rejoice and worship at the glory of my choice.
>> Heavens child,
>> what are you thinking?
Make haste. The guests will be long
>> What is it? Mother >> Juliet,
>> Juliet,
you're a woman now.
Not a woman.
>> Well, she's nearly a woman.
>> Nearly, but not yet.
>> Nurse, I know my daughter's age. I think
of her birth as if to yesterday.
I remember too. One day when she did
fall and cut her brow, "My husband, rest
his soul," picked up the child. "Why do
you fall on your face," says he, "you
will fall backward when you have more
wit." And looking up at him, the child
said yes.
>> Enough of this. I I pray you hold your peace.
peace.
>> Yet, madam, I must laugh to think a
child could stop crying like that and
then say yes to Jack.
>> I pray you stop. I beg.
>> Peace, I have done.
But I must say, you are the prettiest
babe I ever nursed to now. I could live
to see you wear red on my wish.
>> And that is the very theme that I came
to talk about. Tell me, daughter, what
do you think of marriage?
>> I never think of it.
>> Well, think of it now. Younger than you
were mothers. I was your mother, too,
when I was your age.
>> I know it.
Count Paris wants you for his wife and love.
love.
>> Count Paris.
So, daughter,
>> can you love the man?
>> I hardly know him.
>> Then learn to know him at the feast
tonight. Seek how you feel.
Study his eyes and read the message there.
there.
I'll look and try to like him if that's
we attempt to talk or inside or sweep
past in a crowd without a word?
>> Say nothing less you say too much. We
will not challenge them for fear they
challenge us.
>> We'll enter. Take the lady's measure and
having taken it depart.
>> An agent to Romeo. We must see you dance.
dance.
>> Not I, Mushio. You have the dancing
shoes and dancing feet to fill them.
My soul is made of lead. sticks me to
the ground and I cannot move. You are a
>> But should we enter, I start to fear
some consequence, yet hanging in the
star shall bitterly begin this fearful date.
date.
>> Maybe we should consider what we do.
>> I dreamed a dream last night.
>> And so did I.
>> Well, what was yours? That dreamers
often lie
>> and better sleep they do dream things true.
true.
>> Ah then I see Queen M has been with you.
She is the fair's midwife and she comes
in shape no bigger than an agot stone on
the forefinger of an alderman drawn with
a team of little atomies of swart men's
noses as they lie asleep. The chariot is
an empty haven rather. And in this state
she gallops night by night through
lover's brains and then they dream of
love. Or a courtier's knees that dream
on curtsy straight. Or lawyer's fingers
who straight dream on fees.
Or a lady's lips who straight on kisses dream.
dream.
>> Peace. Peace that you show enough. You
talk of nothing.
>> True. I talk of dreams which are the
children of an idle brain begott of
nothing but vain fantasy which is a sin
of substance as the air and more
inconstant than the wind.
>> Much more of this and we shall be too late.
late. >> Come.
>> Come.
>> Let us brave our fears and steer our
course whatever it may prove.
>> Welcome gentlemen.
Ladies that have their toes unplagued
He thinks we have the pick of what's on
sh. You'll look hungrier than a starving
dog. Rough. [Music]
>> come Paris.
>> Can I beseech that you will pity me
enough to dance and warm my evening with
a heavenly smile? Keep your unman at
hand for lesser prey
and leave the fair one to her own device.
device. [Music]
[Music]
>> I It is she.
>> Should he not start to make your case? [Music]
>> My case? when you carried me hither that
I might see I have no case to make.
Go, you speak with her. [Music]
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>> The Montigue's incapulates domain.
Mother Bevolio, have you all run mad?
>> He that I stand for has run mad for love
of your green eyes.
>> Since Romeo is here, why is he in need
of deputies?
>> Of course, he means to plead his cause himself.
Indeed, from where we stand, he looks
well occupied. [Music]
>> The Lady Roseline is well disposed, but
trembles for your safety.
>> What lady is that who doth enrich the
hand of Yonder Knight? I do not know.
>> But Rosaline,
>> oh, she does teach the torches to burn
bright. It seems she hangs upon the
cheek of night like a fine jewel in an Ethiop.
So shows a snowy dove trooping with
crows as yonder lady all her fellow shows.
shows.
Did my heart love till now?
For swear the sight
I never saw true beauty till this night. [Music]
[Music]
>> S I must protest.
>> I have a prior claim.
>> Counter, come dance with me.
>> What claim is that?
>> Claim of love that ever must be heard. [Music]
[Music]
Then shall I take advantage of this turn?
turn?
Try my chances with fair roaline. [Music]
[Music]
Now by the shield in honor of my blood
to strike him dead. I hold it not a sin.
>> Why? How? Now, Tibble, why storm you? So,
So,
>> uncle the man Juliet is with is Montigue.
>> Then Romeo isn't [Applause]
It's him, the villain Romeo.
>> Content thee, gentleman cars.
>> Let him alone.
You heard the prince's warning at the
joust to harm a Montigue under this
roof. Means riot and in its bloody wake
our deaths. I would not for the wealth
of all the town let any harm beset him
in my house.
>> I'll not endure it.
>> You will endure it. For I say you will.
Am I master here or you? You'll make a
mutiny among the guests. You will set
cocka hooper. You'll be the man.
>> Uncle, it is a shame.
>> Go to go too. You shall contrary me. You
are a prank [ __ ] Go.
>> Good. My lord husband,
why are you so hot?
>> He may be hot, but I am all as soon as
your monted you would leure here.
>> The moresa.
>> Moresca? Why? What a perfect dance for
our amusement. To find the dance that's
fit for Romeo, we first need to put a
rope around his neck.
>> Nay hasn't come.
Tread a length with me and I shall coax
you into company.
>> Meet her gentle nephew in a country
dance that we may see your anger is for sworn.
>> If you so order, uncle. But be warned.
This foul invasion that you think so
sweet shall turn to bitter gore before
the end. [Music]
Speak, sir. You are too grave for one
If I profane with my unworthiest hand
my lips two blushing pilgrims ready
stand to smooth that rough touch of the
Good pilgrim,
you do wrong your hand too much.
Which mannerly devotion shows in this?
For saints have hands that pilgrim's
hands do touch. Palm to palm is holy
palm kiss.
>> Have saints not lips and holy palmers too.
too.
>> I pilgrim lips that they must use in prayer.
prayer.
>> Oh then, dear saint, the lips do what
hands do. They pray. Grant thou lest
faith turn to despair. All saints do not
move thou grant for prayer's sake.
>> While my prayers affect I take [Music]
[Music]
you kissed by the book. >> Madam,
>> Madam,
Who is her mother?
>> Her mother is the lady of the house.
>> You mean she's a Capulet?
>> She is.
And I tell you, he that can lay hold of
Juliet shall have the chinks.
Oh my dear God,
>> Know you the man my cousin's made welcome.
welcome.
>> Nay, but he would seem goodly youth.
Goodly and deadly, he is Romeo, hope of
>> Come hit a nurse.
>> Who is that gentleman going through the door?
>> His name is Romeo and a Montigue,
My only love sprung from my only hate.
Too early seen and known and known too late.
late.
Somber face the way after a ball.
>> If I am young, must I always be glad?
>> No blackard has cracked your piece of mind.
mind.
>> What blackard would this be?
>> Not that I would name.
Not let that name be spoken in this house.
house.
Cousin, I love thee.
>> Tibble, I know it.
And with that warming thought, I'll take
>> Romeo.
>> Can I go home when all my heart is here? >> Romeo.
>> Romeo. >> Romeo.
>> Romeo.
>> Should I go home when all my heart is
Romeo.
Cousin Romeo.
>> He is wise and on my life. Has stolen
home to Ben.
>> He ran this way. I know he's jumped the
wall. Let's call him good Mushio. >> Romeo.
>> Romeo. Shooter.
But soft, what light through yonder
window breaks?
It is the east,
and Juliet is the sun.
Arise, fair son, and kill the envious
moon, who's already sick and pale with
grief that thou made art far more fair
Wait, [Music]
[Music]
Oh, it is my love.
Oh, that she knew she were.
The brightness of her cheek would shame
the stars as daylight doth a lamp. Her
eyes set in heaven would give forth such
light the birds would sing and think it
See how she leans her cheek upon her hand.
hand.
Oh that I were a glove upon that hand
that I might touch that cheek. >> Me
>> Me
>> she speaks.
Oh, speak again, bright angel.
>> Romeo, Romeo,
>> Deny thy father and refuse thy name? Or
if thou wilt not but be sworn my love,
and I'll no longer be a cabulate.
>> Shall I hear more? Shall I speak of
death? It
>> is but thy name that is my enemy.
>> You'd be yourself if you were not called Montu.
What's in a name?
That which we call a rose by any other
name would smell as sweet.
Sir Romeo would
Romeo cast off thy name and for that
name which is no part of you. Take all
of me.
>> I take you at your word. Call me your
love and I'll be new baptized
henceforth. I never will be Romeo.
>> What man are you that hides within the
shadows of the night to spy on me?
I don't know how to tell you who I am.
My name, dear Saint, is hateful to
myself because it is an enemy to you.
>> I have not heard you speak a hundred
words, yet I do know the sound of that
sweet voice. Are you not Romeo and a Montigue?
Montigue?
>> Neither, dear love. If either you dislike,
dislike, [Music]
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>> why have you come? This place is death
if any of my kins wouldn't find you
here. With loves like wings did I
approach these walls.
For stony limits cannot hold love out.
And what love can do that dares love attempt.
attempt.
Therefore thy kinsmen are no stop to me.
To see you look severe more frightens me
than 20 of their swords.
Look you but sweet and I am proof
against their enmity.
>> I would not for the world they saw you here.
here.
But I would not have missed the words
you spoke.
>> I blush to think what you have heard tonight.
tonight.
>> If I should ask you now for vows of
love, I know you will say I.
But if you swear you may prove false.
They say that Job does laugh at lover's perjuries.
perjuries.
And will you now call me too fast? When
had you not heard me, I should be so as
ice. Romeo, trust me, and I will prove
more true than those who play the game
with far more cunning wit. Lady by
yonder moon I swear the tips with silver
all the fruit tree top.
>> I've swear not by the moon the
inconstant moon that monthly changes in
her segorb lest that let your love prove
likewise variable.
>> What shall I swear by?
>> Do not swear at all. And listen hard.
Are we too rash? Too unadvice too quick?
>> No. For this bud of love in summer's
breath will prove a beautious flower
I promise.
>> Go and good night and let sweet rest
come to your heart and mine within my breast.
breast. But
But
>> will you leave me so unsatisfied?
>> What satisfaction would you have tonight?
tonight?
>> The exchange of your love's faithful vow
for mine.
>> I gave you mine before you did request it.
it.
>> Madam goodness, sweet Monty be true.
>> I'm afraid all this is but a dream too
>> Think if you love me pure your purpose marriage.
marriage.
>> It is my lady.
>> I will send you to learn my fate. Where
in what time you will perform the right
and all my fortunes at your feet I lay
and follow you my lord throughout the
>> A thousand times good night.
>> A thousand times the worst to miss your night.
night. >> Romeo,
>> Romeo,
What time tomorrow should I send to you? At
At >> 9:00.
>> 9:00.
>> I will not fail. It is 20 years till
then. I've forgotten why I called you back.
back.
>> Let me stand here till you remember it.
>> I should forget to have these still
stand there, remembering how I love thy company.
[Music]
And I'll still stay to have me still
forget forgetting any other home but this.
Parting is such sweet sorrow. Let us
just say good night till it be tomorrow. Sleep
Sleep [Music]
[Music]
dwell upon thine eyes, peace in thy breast.
>> Oh, lady, come in. You will catch a chill.
chill.
>> Would I sleep in peace, so sweet to rest.
The earth is nature's mother and her
tomb. Within the petal trim of this
small flower,
poison has residence and medicine power.
Boiled and mixed, the smell will bring
us health
>> and swallowed.
>> Good morning, father. Romeo
Romeo
up and about in early morning. I do not
look to see the young at dawn. Care
keeps the old awake and wakes them soon.
But young men sleep a golden sleep till noon.
noon.
Or if they don't, and here I'll guess it
right. Our Romeo hath not been in bed tonight.
tonight.
Well, at last is true, but a sweet rest
I pray you were not playing
Satan's game.
>> Who is Rosaline?
>> I forgot the name.
>> Well, that's good, my son. Where then
have you been?
>> I'll tell you. Are you asking me again?
Oh father, know my heart's desire set on
the fair daughter of rich Cambulate. As
mine on hers, so hers is set as well.
And how we met and wooed and how I fell.
I'll say as we walk back. But this I
pray that you consent to marry us today.
Holy St. Francis,
what a change is here. Why is she cast
off that you did love so dear? J Suit,
Maria, what a deal of brine has washed
your salow cheeks for Rosaline.
>> You scolded me for loving Rosaline.
>> I scolded you for moping like a child.
I'd not believe you tasted true love's joy.
joy.
>> Then scold no more, for God has taught
me now to know true love, and Juliet has
>> Speak you so, though she be a capulate.
>> What care I for the quarrels of a past?
All rivalries now buried in the tomb.
If this could carry all before,
I think I see a chance to end the city's strife.
If, as I pray, your marriage should
prove sweet. You'll turn your family's
ranker to pure love.
Come, you waverer, and go along with me.
I'll grant your wish
Where then is our Romeo?
Did he come home last night?
>> Not to this house. I've spoken with this man.
man.
>> Mushio, there's news. Tibultt has sent a
letter here addressed to him. A
A
>> challenge on my life
>> which Romeo will meet.
>> Alas, poor Romeo. He is already dead.
>> Why? Who? And what is Tibble that he
should be so sure of victory?
>> More than a prince of cats, I tell you
now. He fights like a music player, all
precision, and keeps his time and
distance perfect play with one and two
and three and in your chest. He's a
gentleman and a jewelist, and none who
fight him live to tell the tale.
>> Ah, gentlemen, I hope you've helped to
cover my tracks.
>> Where did you vanish to last night? You
gave us both the slip most prettily.
Pardon, Mushio. I was much taken up. At
such a time a man may lose his grace.
>> And more besides, nay, we forgive you,
for you are Romeo again. Is this not
better now than groaning still for love?
Now you are sociable.
Great love will make us only into fools.
>> Stop there,
Romeo. There's a letter come for you.
>> I fear it is a challenge from Count
Tibultt, which will not brook delay in
your reply.
>> You could soothe his rage.
>> Excuse me both. I pr
>> Where are you going?
>> Romeo, this heavy matter cannot be ignored.
Sella, I desire some talk with you.
>> What tired old board is this? And who is
he that wears the hated coat of Capula?
>> Go to I'd walk a while with her. And
will we see you at your father's dinner?
Why was the man so rude? I'd like to use
his tongue to fle and wound a poor old woman.
woman.
>> He's much enamored by the sound of his
own voice.
>> And you stand by and suffer such a nave
to use me at his pleasure.
>> If I knew any man to use you for his
pleasure, my weapon would be quickly
>> Now before God, I'm so vexed that every
part about me quivers.
So to the business. My young lady Julia
of her
>> but she bade me seek you out and say
first if you should do double with her
you will have me I protest
>> I'll tell her but
>> just listen
she must gain her mother's word to make
confession later on today let her become
to father Lawrence's cell there she will
be absolved and married too
>> this afternoon a bride
>> farewell be trusty and commend me to
your mistress
>> I would there's one thing more.
>> What is it?
>> There is a nobleman in town, one Paris,
who plans to marry and lie with her.
>> And does she like him?
>> Never. She would assume lame the
stinking toad. Her thoughts are all with
you, as I have taunted her. But you
should know of him. And
>> so I do. And now commend me to my lady.
>> I will
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My taring nurse, what news?
>> Oh Lord, you look so sad. Whatever news
you bring cast off your gloom. And if
your t be glad, then do not punish me by
wearing such a mask of tragedy. I'm so
weary. Let me rest a while. Oh, my bones
ache after the day I've had. I would
exchange my bones for all your news.
Please speak. I pray you, dear sweet
nurse, do tell.
>> What's the rush? I mean, it's patience.
Please, can you not see I'm out of breath?
breath?
>> Are you out of breath when you have
breath to say to me that you are out of
breath? Is your news good or bad? Just
answer that. Say either and I'll wait to
hear the rest. Let me just know if it is
I must say
you have good taste in men.
That Romeo's face is handsome as the dawn.
dawn.
His body,
figure, leg, foot excel against the finest.
finest.
His manners might approve, but there is
time. Now, have you dined already?
>> Not yet. But nurse, I knew all this
before. What says he of our married?
What of that?
>> Lord, how are my headaches? Oh, what a
head I have. It throbbs as it would
break in 20 bits. And my back. My back
is killing me. It's all your fault for
sending me to town. In future, take your
messages yourself.
[Music]
Can you have leave today to make confession?
confession?
I could.
Then go you from here to Father
You'll find a husband
Not until you have a bath. [Music]
>> I pray the heavens smile upon this act.
Do not punish us with little sorrow. Amen.
>> But come what sorrow can, it cannot
count to avail the exchange of joy that
one short minute gives me in her sight.
Do thou but close our hands with holy words?
words?
>> Then love devouring death do what he
dare. It is enough that I can call her mine.
mine.
>> These violent passions can have violent
ends and blaze up like gunpowder in
their fiery glory, consuming themselves
and others.
The sweetest honey sickens when overeat,
defeating its own delight.
Therefore, be moderate. Longlasting love
must be love too fast can prove falser
>> Good evening to my dearest confessor.
>> Romeo gives thanks to see you here.
>> Can I owe those thanks to him with all
my heart?
>> Oh Juliet, if your heart like mine is
full and you have greater skill than I
to speak, then tell the joy that waits
us both this night.
I cannot tell of what is limitless.
>> They are but beggars who can count their worth.
worth.
>> Enough of love talk. Come along with me
for we will make short work of binding
oaths and holy church shall join two
[Music] Romeo
Amen. Amen.
Amen. >> Amen.
>> Amen. Heat.
[Music] Heat.
Juliet.
My lady Juliet.
Scarcely were you both gone. And on your
way, a messenger from Lord Capu had arrived.
arrived.
Your cousin Tippled has set forth in
such a rage. There's trouble in the
offing. Your father bids you hurry back.
>> I will.
>> You go with her. See us safely home.
till tonight
which is a year away.
>> Only a year. You do not love me then. [Music]
[Music]
>> I pray you good Makusia. Let's go. The
Capulets are out.
You are like the man who snatches off
his sword on a tavern's table, lays it
down forth with and vows to have no need
of it. For with a second beer, he takes
it up and runs his host right through.
>> I like such a fellow.
>> You know you're as hot a jack today as
any to be found in Italy. Your mood is
moody as a [ __ ] on heat.
>> Is it so?
>> Why you'd quarrel with a man for
cracking nuts for the insult given to
your hazel eyes? I've seen you quarrel
with a man for coughing in the street
because he woke your dog.
>> And if I did, I'm still less quick to
By heaven, here come the Capulet. And do
>> Wait over here and I will speak with them.
them.
>> Good tomorrow, gentlemen. A word with
one of you. A single word with one of
us. Let's couple it with something.
Maybe a word in the blow.
>> You'll find me good at that, Mushio, if
you give me the chance.
>> Can you not take the chance? Or must it
be given?
as a pair of minstrels. For if you do,
expect the sharpest notes. Here's my bat
that shall make you dance. Consorts
indeed. Cushio Tibultt, this is a public
place. Either withdraw into some private
place in their dispute your grievance,
or else better yet, go home.
>> Men's eyes were made to look and let
them gaze. I will not budge for no man's
>> peace be with you, sir. Here comes my man.
man.
>> Your man? I do not see you in your How
dare you call him your man, Vimolio.
Is something here a miss? Romeo,
>> the hate I bear thee can afford no
better term than this. Thou art a
villain. Devolt, the reason that I have
to love thee does much excuse the
appertaining rage to such a greeting.
Villain am I none. Therefore, farewell.
I see you know me not.
>> This will not temper the injuries you
have done me. Therefore, turn and fight.
I do insist I never injured you, but
loved you better than you'll understand,
till you do know the reason. So, good
Capulet, a name I love as dearly as my
own. Be satisfied. How smooth this
>> you rat catcher, will you walk this way?
>> What will you want from me?
>> Good king of cats, just one of your nine
lives. You have it to spare with eight
to use hereafter.
What do you do now to draw your sword?
>> I am for you.
>> And Misha, I beg you, put your sword down.
down.
>> Come, sir. Are you ready? Let's begin. >> Stop.
>> Stop.
>> Not so wide as a church door.
That is enough.
It will serve.
Ask for me tomorrow and you shall find
me a grave man.
I'm Pepper.
Got warrant for this world.
While the devil came between us and stab
me under your arm.
The best intentions pave the way to hell.
down with Montiku's cabullets
spirit is among the clouds [Music]
Stay here, Benolio. Be what help you may.
may.
I have some business with a new relation.
No, but Romeo, stay.
>> Let him pass. [Music]
What, Romeo? Is it cowardice that holds
you back? Oh,
[Music] heat.
Many have died in this place. Montigue,
befriend their spirits while you still
have time. They wait to welcome you with
open arms. They wait for one of us. That
[Music] Cousin,
Cousin,
we hate too much. Care for yourself.
throw your away.
>> The gods themselves are angry. Tibultt killed
killed
>> is slain.
>> Don't stand there a days. Go. The prince
Tibultt, my nephew. He was my brother's child.
child.
See how the blood is spilled of my dear
kinsman, prince, as you are true. For
blood of ours, shed blood of Montigue. >> Leavolio,
>> Leavolio,
we began this bloody fight. Tibultt here
slain and I was witness how Romeo did
beg him to desist. Alas, nothing could
stay the rage of angry Tibultt whose
ears were deaf to peace.
>> But what of the second act?
>> Mushio lies dead and in his grief does
blinded Romeo entertain revenge.
>> He is a cousin of the Montigus.
Affection makes him false. Romeo killed
Tibultt. Romeo must not live.
>> Romeo killed him. He killed Mushio. Who
is the guilty man in all this grief?
>> Not Romeo Prince.
>> He was Marushio's friend and killed his murderer.
murderer.
>> This offense means we do now at once
>> I will be deaf to pleading an excuse.
Therefore, use none. Let Romeo leave in haste.
haste.
For if he's found, that hour will be his last.
>> Oh, God.
>> Did Romeo's hand shed devil's blood?
>> It did.
I weep to say it, but it did.
And now the prince has exiled Tibult's murderer.
murderer.
Shame on you, Romeo. blessing your
tongue. Who would be slapping to chide
him? Did Tibble not first Mushio? Would
you speak well of him that killed your cousin?
cousin?
>> So I speak ill of him that is my
husband. How stupid I have been derail
when now your news of him is worse than
Tibble's death. Worse than your cousin's
death? Indeed. You told me Romeo is
banished. Not one word is greater grief
to me than father, mother Tibultt, and
Stay in your room and I'll find you. I
Give this ring to my true knight. Let
What have I done but murdered my tomorrow?
tomorrow?
In killing him whom she must truly love,
I have tried and sentenced my own heart
If she can pity me my suffering,
and were it worth a thousand torments more?
more?
>> Disasters follow you like trusty dogs.
You must be married to calamity.
>> Tell me the prince's verdict am I to die
so young.
>> Not yet, at least.
His judgment has more pity than you
dread. He seeks to have you banished and
not dead.
>> Not banishment.
Be merciful. Say death for exile has
more terranits look much more than
death. Do not say banishment.
>> All he asks is that you leave Verona.
It's not so much. The world is broad and wide.
wide.
>> There is no world beyond the city's
walls. Just purgatory,
torture, hell itself.
And exile is another word for death. The
prince's kindness is a golden axe that
cuts my head off. Rude, unthankful boy.
The prince in gentleness overturns the
law. But this is sweet mercy. And you
see it not is torture and not mercy.
Heaven is here where Juliet lives. And
every cat and dog and little mouse,
every unworthy thing live here in heaven
and may look on her, but Romeo may not.
More validity, more honorable state,
more courtship lives in carrying flies
than Romeo. And they may seize on the
white wonder of dear Juliet's hand.
I mean flies may do this, but I from
this must fly. They are free men, but I
am banishing.
>> Romeo, in your ingratitude.
>> You cannot talk of what you do not feel.
If you were young like me and full of
love, married an hour, red with Tibot's
blood, hungry for Julia, but banished
from her side, then you could speak and
I would listen.
>> Where is my lady's lord?
Where is Romeo?
>> Behold him now with his own tears made drunk.
>> So is my lady Juliet just the same.
Blubbering and weeping, weeping and blubbering.
blubbering.
>> Good mercy speak of Juliet.
Say quick, does she now think I'm a
murderer? Well, she weeps and weeps
and lies upon her bed and and then jumps
up and cries out, "Tippled and then Romeo."
Romeo."
>> My name was fatal to her from the start.
It kills her as it killed her noble kinsmen.
kinsmen.
Oh, tell me what part of my anatomy
dislodge my name and I will hack it up. >> What?
>> What?
Don't kill yourself and all the ladies hopes
hopes
to your wits.
Your Juliet is alive.
There you are happy.
Tibultt would kill you, but you instead
killed Tibble. Take heart.
The prince has altered death to simple
exile. Another stroke of luck to make
you smile. Have done with pouting. Go to
your love. Climb to her chamber. Kiss
and comfort her.
But leave before the watch begins to
walk to make the journey safe to Manua,
where you will live till we can find a
way to blaze your marriage, reconcile
your friends, beg pardon of the prince,
>> Oh, what it is to hear good counsel. You
>> must return to my Lady Juliet,
say Romeo is coming.
My lord, I'll tell my lady you will come.
come.
>> Say I'm prepared to be chastised.
>> Here's a a ring she did bid me give you.
>> How will my comfort is revived by this?
Be sure you leave before the dawn
and make your home in Manure and wait.
I will send you messages with all our news.
news.
If I were not to gain a joy past Joy,
why the race to drag her to the church?
Give her time to mourn her cousin. No,
we have no time to waste in sterile tears
tears
with Paris restive in the slips and soon
to be rid of her if he'd be not
persuaded she is his.
>> I do not think he is so changeable.
>> Let us not take a chance with lover's
vows when Jo does laugh at their fragility.
fragility.
Do you want legal offspring from our
loins? With Tibultt dead and all our
line at risk, young Juliet is the only
living cause to which our blood can flow.
flow.
>> You know I do. Well then we shall take
action when we may and strike while the
>> Paris. Welcome.
>> How does my lady in this sorrowful hour?
I would that I might be some comfort to her.
her.
>> Tonight she is imprisoned in her grief.
But in the morning I will know her mind.
wife, when dawn breaks, bid her make
ready for her wedding day. You will tell
her on Thursday she will wed the noble count. What say you to Thursday?
count. What say you to Thursday? >> My lord, I wish Thursday were tomorrow.
>> My lord, I wish Thursday were tomorrow. >> Thursday it is then.
>> Thursday it is then. >> Come gentle knight, come loving
>> Come gentle knight, come loving blackbird knight, give me my Romeo, and
blackbird knight, give me my Romeo, and when he shall die, take him and cut him
when he shall die, take him and cut him out in little stars.
out in little stars. He will make the face of heaven so fine
He will make the face of heaven so fine that all the world will be in love with
that all the world will be in love with night and pay no worship to the garish
night and pay no worship to the garish sun.
My husband. my wife.
Must you be gone? It's nowhere near the dawn. You are the
It's nowhere near the dawn. You are the night again. Not a lock. I promise. She
night again. Not a lock. I promise. She sings each night sitting in yonder tree.
sings each night sitting in yonder tree. >> Believe me, love, it was a nighting
>> Believe me, love, it was a nighting girl.
girl. >> It was the lark, the herald of the
>> It was the lark, the herald of the mourn. No nighting girl. Look, love,
mourn. No nighting girl. Look, love, what envious streaks do lace the
what envious streaks do lace the severing clouds and yonder east?
Night's candles are burnt out and jock and day stands tiptoe on the misty
and day stands tiptoe on the misty mountain tops.
I must be gone and live or stay and die.
or stay and die. >> I do not think the light is daylight
>> I do not think the light is daylight yet.
>> I am content if you would have it so. I have more heart to stay than will to
I have more heart to stay than will to go. Come death and welcome.
go. Come death and welcome. Juliet, will it so? I will lie with you
Juliet, will it so? I will lie with you and say it is not day.
It is. It is. Go now. Be gone away. Oh, it is the lark that sinks so out of tune
it is the lark that sinks so out of tune with horror discords and unpleasant
with horror discords and unpleasant sharps. Oh, hurry now. More light and
sharps. Oh, hurry now. More light and light it grows.
light it grows. >> More light and light, more dark and dark
>> More light and light, more dark and dark are woes.
>> Madam, what is it? Your mother is soon coming to your chamber. The day is here.
coming to your chamber. The day is here. Be careful and make haste. I shall be
Be careful and make haste. I shall be gone. Your parents cannot know that I
gone. Your parents cannot know that I have been part of this deceit.
Farewell, my love. One more kiss and I'll descend.
I'll teach Manvolio to learn your news each day.
each day. >> No, more than that. Each hour in each
>> No, more than that. Each hour in each day. Each minute and each hour is a day
day. Each minute and each hour is a day for planning lovers.
for planning lovers. >> And amen to that.
>> And amen to that. [Music]
Do you believe we'll ever meet again? >> I do not doubt it. Nor that we shall
>> I do not doubt it. Nor that we shall smile to think of all these troubles in
smile to think of all these troubles in the past.
the past. [Music]
If God would only free me of foroding, I think I see you now. You are below.
I think I see you now. You are below. As dim and pale as dead men in their
As dim and pale as dead men in their tombs.
tombs. >> So are you, dim love and dawn's
>> So are you, dim love and dawn's drelight.
drelight. Our worries make us pale.
Our worries make us pale. [Music]
[Music] So are you.
[Music] fortune. Fortune.
fortune. Fortune. All men call you fickle because no
All men call you fickle because no fortune ever wants to be.
fortune ever wants to be. If that is so, then change again. Hope
If that is so, then change again. Hope fortune.
fortune. Be fickle now and send him back to me.
Please, Lolio, be a guardian angel to my love. Watch
be a guardian angel to my love. Watch her firmly and gently as it would do the
her firmly and gently as it would do the eye of God.
eye of God. >> I will. I promise you.
>> I will. I promise you. >> Farewell, cousin.
>> What is the rush? I pray you tell my lord I will not marry yet. And when I
lord I will not marry yet. And when I do, I swear it shall be Romeo whom I
do, I swear it shall be Romeo whom I hate rather than Peris whom I despise.
>> Here comes your father. You can tell him so yourself.
>> My girl is like a channel. What more tears?
tears? The level of the sea will start to lift
The level of the sea will start to lift if much more water flows from your sweet
if much more water flows from your sweet eyes.
Wife, have you told her of her marriage plans?
plans? >> I have, and she will have none of it. I
>> I have, and she will have none of it. I swear.
swear. >> Soft.
>> Soft. Solved.
Solved. Take me with you. Take me with you,
Take me with you. Take me with you, wife. Huh? Will she none?
Does she not give us thanks? Is she not proud? Does she not think her
Is she not proud? Does she not think her blessed, unworthy as she is, that we
blessed, unworthy as she is, that we have brought so worthy a gentleman to be
have brought so worthy a gentleman to be her groom?
her groom? >> Thankful I am, and grateful for your
>> Thankful I am, and grateful for your love, but proud I cannot be of what I
love, but proud I cannot be of what I hate. How? How? How? How? Ched logic.
hate. How? How? How? How? Ched logic. What is this? Proud and I thank you but
What is this? Proud and I thank you but I thank you not. Thank me no thankings
I thank you not. Thank me no thankings nor proud me no prouds. Be ready lady
nor proud me no prouds. Be ready lady Thursday morning next to go with Paris
Thursday morning next to go with Paris to St. Peter's Church or I will drag the
to St. Peter's Church or I will drag the thither on a rail.
thither on a rail. >> Good father I beseech you on my knees.
>> Good father I beseech you on my knees. Will you not give me leave to plead my
Will you not give me leave to plead my cause?
You >> I tell you what, be there. Thursday
>> I tell you what, be there. Thursday church, you'll never have to look me in
church, you'll never have to look me in the face.
the face. >> Speak not. Reply not. Do not answer me
>> Speak not. Reply not. Do not answer me my fingers yet.
my fingers yet. >> My lord, you're in the wrong, my lord,
>> My lord, you're in the wrong, my lord, to punish her.
to punish her. >> Is that my lady wisdom for you? Take
>> Is that my lady wisdom for you? Take care. You dice with your place in
care. You dice with your place in talking thus?
talking thus? >> May not one speak.
>> May not one speak. >> And would you be quiet, you fool?
>> And would you be quiet, you fool? >> No.
>> No. >> No. Husband, you are too hot.
>> No. Husband, you are too hot. >> God's blood, it does make me mad.
>> God's blood, it does make me mad. day, night, month, year.
day, night, month, year. My constant care has been to have my
My constant care has been to have my only child worthily matched.
only child worthily matched. And here I find an educated man,
And here I find an educated man, of equal birth, with honorable parts,
of equal birth, with honorable parts, with fine estate, and handsome to
with fine estate, and handsome to behold. And what is my reward? A puking
behold. And what is my reward? A puking fool who answers, "I'll not wed, I
fool who answers, "I'll not wed, I cannot love. I am too young. I pray you
cannot love. I am too young. I pray you pardon me.
pardon me. >> Now think on this. Thursday is near. If
>> Now think on this. Thursday is near. If you will play the bride, then are you my
you will play the bride, then are you my daughter and all is forgot. If you will
daughter and all is forgot. If you will not, then you are mine no more. Grace,
not, then you are mine no more. Grace, where you will, you shall not house with
where you will, you shall not house with me. Beg, starve, or hang. I'll never
me. Beg, starve, or hang. I'll never acknowledge thee, nor pass to you the
acknowledge thee, nor pass to you the slightest thing that's mine. I swear to
slightest thing that's mine. I swear to this my word. So help me God.
>> How can a father speak so to a child who loves him better than she loves herself?
Oh god. Oh nurse. How should this be prevented?
Oh nurse. How should this be prevented? I have a living husband here on earth.
I have a living husband here on earth. Why should I take a second in the lie
Why should I take a second in the lie and cast myself forever into hell?
Well, here it is. Romeo is
Romeo is gone and cannot come back except in
gone and cannot come back except in stealth at risk to life and limb.
stealth at risk to life and limb. Given that case, which will not alter
Given that case, which will not alter soon,
soon, I think it best you marry with the
I think it best you marry with the count.
Speakst thou from thy heart and from my soul
and from my soul or the devil take us all.
Oh, Juliet, I understand your grief. I strive and stream to think how I may
strive and stream to think how I may help.
help. I know your father's will is absolute
I know your father's will is absolute that Thursday next you marry with the
that Thursday next you marry with the count.
count. >> Why talk of what must be which cannot
>> Why talk of what must be which cannot be.
>> If you have no solution to my plight, then this knife shall be my deliverer.
then this knife shall be my deliverer. >> Ah, J. So, Maria,
>> Ah, J. So, Maria, >> God joined our hearts in bliss. You
>> God joined our hearts in bliss. You joined our hands. And death is better
joined our hands. And death is better than the ruin of all. So, bless this
than the ruin of all. So, bless this blade unless you have a remedy. And I'll
blade unless you have a remedy. And I'll exchange my honor for my life.
I do spy a kind of hope, but it requires a desperate execution.
>> You have the strength of will to kill yourself rather than marry Paris.
yourself rather than marry Paris. >> Very well.
>> Very well. You will need that strength.
You will need that strength. And I do know a way.
Rather than marry Paris, I would jump from off the battlementss of yonder
from off the battlementss of yonder tower. Spend the long dark night walled
tower. Spend the long dark night walled in a tomb with rotting limbs and hollow
in a tomb with rotting limbs and hollow grinning skulls.
grinning skulls. Order me to lie in a fresh grave and
Order me to lie in a fresh grave and hide myself inside the corpse's shroud.
hide myself inside the corpse's shroud. Things most hideous will I gladly do to
Things most hideous will I gladly do to keep myself unscarred for Romeo's love.
keep myself unscarred for Romeo's love. Then go home,
Then go home, be merry,
be merry, and agree to marry Paris.
and agree to marry Paris. Oh, I am an earnest, Juliet,
for I have knowledge to concoct a mix that will unlock you from your present
that will unlock you from your present cell, if you but find the nerve to
cell, if you but find the nerve to swallow it.
swallow it. [Music]
[Music] Tomorrow's Thursday.
Tomorrow's Thursday. Now, tonight, make sure you sleep alone
Now, tonight, make sure you sleep alone and send your prying nurse out of the
and send your prying nurse out of the room.
room. [Music]
Lie down upon your bed. Then take this file
file [Music]
and drink the clouded juice to the last drop.
drop. [Music]
[Music] Soon soft drowsiness will close your
Soon soft drowsiness will close your eyes.
eyes. Your pulse will cease and there will be
Your pulse will cease and there will be no sign of life within you.
no sign of life within you. Neither warmth nor breath nor roses in
Neither warmth nor breath nor roses in your cheeks nor on your lips, but stiff
your cheeks nor on your lips, but stiff and stark and every sign of death.
and stark and every sign of death. And in this borrowed likeness of a
And in this borrowed likeness of a corpse, you will continue for six and 20
corpse, you will continue for six and 20 hours and then awake as from a pleasant
hours and then awake as from a pleasant dream.
dream. So Paris on his wedding mourn will come
So Paris on his wedding mourn will come to find his bride is dead and ripe for
to find his bride is dead and ripe for burial in the great vault where capulets
burial in the great vault where capulets do lie.
while I will write with news to Romeo. [Music]
[Music] He and I will be there when he will wake
He and I will be there when he will wake you with a kiss.
And he will carry you to some far distant place where all your anguish
distant place where all your anguish shall become pure joy.
[Music] >> Give me the fire and talk no more of
>> Give me the fire and talk no more of fear.
fear. >> And go.
>> And go. >> At dawn tomorrow, a novice will set out
>> At dawn tomorrow, a novice will set out for Manual with letters for your lord.
for Manual with letters for your lord. Farewell, dear frier.
Now love, give me strength.
give me strength. >> You said it was a modest group of
>> You said it was a modest group of friends.
friends. >> And so it will be.
>> And so it will be. >> Peter, what's the news?
>> Peter, what's the news? >> Well, we've hired 10 cooks and 20
>> Well, we've hired 10 cooks and 20 serving men.
A quiet marriage leads to speculation. My daughter has the virtue of a saint,
My daughter has the virtue of a saint, and I would rather none had leave a
and I would rather none had leave a doubt.
doubt. >> Come here, Naz.
>> Come here, Naz. >> My lord,
>> My lord, >> is Julia gone to Fry Lawrence's cell?
>> is Julia gone to Fry Lawrence's cell? >> She is to make confession of her sins.
>> She is to make confession of her sins. >> Let's hope he may have found some good
>> Let's hope he may have found some good in her.
>> Marriier than when she left. Where have you been my headstrong gad about?
you been my headstrong gad about? >> The holy fri sends me home to kneel and
>> The holy fri sends me home to kneel and ask forgiveness for my mutiny.
>> Pardon me, dear father. I beseech you. Henceforward I will live beneath your
Henceforward I will live beneath your rule.
rule. >> Well said, my daughter.
If you should find Romeo in morbid grief or feverish, these herbs will make him
or feverish, these herbs will make him well be sure he's strong to take the
well be sure he's strong to take the journey home. But do not fear, my letter
journey home. But do not fear, my letter will revive him.
will revive him. >> Give me your blessing and I will be
>> Give me your blessing and I will be gone.
gone. >> God speed your path and keep you safe
>> God speed your path and keep you safe from harm.
nurse. Here is the key to fetch more spices. The cook wants dates and quinces
spices. The cook wants dates and quinces for the pies.
for the pies. >> We must move on. Paris will be here. Get
>> We must move on. Paris will be here. Get anything we need. Spare not the cost. My
anything we need. Spare not the cost. My lady and my lord, get you some rest or
lady and my lord, get you some rest or you will not survive the wedding,
you will not survive the wedding, please.
please. >> What nonsense. I've been up all night
>> What nonsense. I've been up all night before for lesser cause than this.
before for lesser cause than this. >> And I know why. And look to have no
>> And I know why. And look to have no repetition now.
>> A wife's still jealous after all these years. Why did compliment enough to give
years. Why did compliment enough to give me cheer?
want nobody a baby. >> Oh, peace. Peace.
>> Oh, peace. Peace. >> Go awaken Juliet. Dress her and trim
>> Go awaken Juliet. Dress her and trim her. Pray bring her down to compliment
her. Pray bring her down to compliment the bridegroom in his choice.
Mistress, am I yet? Still fast asleep.
Still fast asleep. >> Come, lady. Come now. It's time to wake.
>> Come, lady. Come now. It's time to wake. >> Well, your profit from a few hours
>> Well, your profit from a few hours dreams.
dreams. Tonight, Count Paris will have other
Tonight, Count Paris will have other plans.
plans. >> But if your marriage will not let you
>> But if your marriage will not let you rest, just wait 10 years.
rest, just wait 10 years. You'll sleep all you want.
You'll sleep all you want. How sound you slumber.
How sound you slumber. I must needs wake you,
I must needs wake you, lady.
[Music] Really beautiful.
Really beautiful. >> Come.
>> Come. >> Is my bride ready to go to church? Ready
>> Is my bride ready to go to church? Ready to go, but never to return.
to go, but never to return. My son,
My son, the night before your wedding day, your
the night before your wedding day, your wife was stolen from you.
are you saying? She's dead. Flour as she was,
was, death is now my heir.
death is now my heir. My daughter he has married.
My daughter he has married. I will die and leave him all
I will die and leave him all >> life living
>> life living all his deaths.
This day had promised all my happiness. And now it shows me such a sight as
And now it shows me such a sight as this.
this. >> A cursed, unhappy, wretched, hateful
>> A cursed, unhappy, wretched, hateful day. The worst that ever dawned.
day. The worst that ever dawned. >> Most woeful day. Devil was so black a
>> Most woeful day. Devil was so black a day as this.
day as this. >> I am divorced,
>> I am divorced, wronged,
wronged, hated,
hated, killed by death. But death is my future.
killed by death. But death is my future. He holds all I love.
Death that has killed my daughter ties my tongue and drains my eyes and will
my tongue and drains my eyes and will not let me grieve.
not let me grieve. Oh child, my soul more than my child.
Oh child, my soul more than my child. Dead are you now?
Dead are you now? Like my child is dead.
Like my child is dead. And with my child all my joys are
And with my child all my joys are buried.
buried. Oh, come sir for shame.
and think of her poor soul freed now from care and safe in heaven's bliss.
from care and safe in heaven's bliss. Give up your grief and bring sweet
Give up your grief and bring sweet smelling flowers to lay upon her corpse
smelling flowers to lay upon her corpse with gentle tears.
with gentle tears. Then take her to church where she may
Then take her to church where she may sleep among her kin for all eternity.
The plans we made for joyful celebration must turn instead to mark our sorrowing
must turn instead to mark our sorrowing wo our merry hymns to sullen dures
wo our merry hymns to sullen dures change.
Sir madam make ready for our march to take this lovely child to her grave.
>> Stop. I beseech you, sir. In heaven's name.
name. >> Say now, are you a holy man of God?
>> Say now, are you a holy man of God? >> I am a novice, but I serve God. Yes.
>> I am a novice, but I serve God. Yes. >> Have you made study in the art of herbs?
>> Have you made study in the art of herbs? >> I have.
>> I have. >> My son is sick. I have an errand to
>> My son is sick. I have an errand to perform in Mantto.
perform in Mantto. >> By when?
>> By when? >> Before tonight.
>> Before tonight. >> Manta is but two leaves away. I'll take
>> Manta is but two leaves away. I'll take you there myself.
Will there be anything else, sir? >> No, thank you, Jack.
welcome. I'm with Verona's news.
I'm with Verona's news. I do news.
I do news. It's true.
It's true. >> I spit it out. How does my lady is my
>> I spit it out. How does my lady is my father? Well,
and I must answer once to say the worst.
Her body sleeps among the cabullets in the great monument that marks their
in the great monument that marks their fame.
Juliet is dead. >> Only her mortal part,
>> Only her mortal part, her soul lives on in heaven's blessed
her soul lives on in heaven's blessed care.
care. Oh,
Oh, >> you know this or you've heard a story
>> you know this or you've heard a story told.
told. >> I saw her laid inside her kindred's
>> I saw her laid inside her kindred's vault.
vault. That done I came as quick as I could
That done I came as quick as I could find a horse to bring me.
find a horse to bring me. Pardon me, cousin.
Pardon me, cousin. That's a come with a tale so full of
That's a come with a tale so full of grief.
grief. And it is so.
>> Then I must hurry. Jack, >> I beg you give yourself some time. You
>> I beg you give yourself some time. You must be riven with a savage grief and
must be riven with a savage grief and needs a while to calm your raging
needs a while to calm your raging thoughts.
thoughts. >> Cousin, you're deceived. Don't know my
>> Cousin, you're deceived. Don't know my mind. Are there no letters to me from
mind. Are there no letters to me from the fry?
the fry? >> No, my good lord.
>> No matter. Go with Jack. Get fresh water for your
Go with Jack. Get fresh water for your horse. I'll meet you by the city gates.
Well, Juliet,
And to remember an apothecary who lives not far from here.
where there's neither gold nor food
Hey there. Apothecary.
Apothecary. >> Who calls so loud?
>> Who calls so loud? >> Come over here.
>> I see that you are poor. >> There is no crime in that.
>> There is no crime in that. >> No pleasure neither.
>> No pleasure neither. >> Now listen. I seek a kind of poison so
>> Now listen. I seek a kind of poison so powerful that swallowed in one drram, it
powerful that swallowed in one drram, it stops a man and drops him in his tracks
stops a man and drops him in his tracks before he may but mark the consequence.
before he may but mark the consequence. If this be murder, the answer is no. The
If this be murder, the answer is no. The victim's one I have right to kill.
>> I have such mortal drugs, but Manu's law brings death to any man who is them.
brings death to any man who is them. >> Are you so thin and full of
>> Are you so thin and full of wretchedness, yet scared to die?
wretchedness, yet scared to die? Family's in your cheeks. The world is
Family's in your cheeks. The world is not your friend. You will not find that
not your friend. You will not find that cherishing the law makes you rich. Be
cherishing the law makes you rich. Be not poor
not poor and break the law for this.
>> My poverty, not my will. Consents. >> I pay your poverty and not your will.
[Music] I'm looking for Lord Romeo.
I'm looking for Lord Romeo. >> He's gone.
>> He's gone. >> Gone
>> Gone >> and in great haste. Back to Verona.
>> and in great haste. Back to Verona. What purpose had you with him?
What purpose had you with him? >> Nothing. Now
>> Nothing. Now >> you've had a wasted journey.
>> you've had a wasted journey. >> Who can say I saved a child but failed
>> Who can say I saved a child but failed in my delivery?
in my delivery? God's ways are hard for us to penetrate.
And Vololia, if you can come there no further.
Now take this letter early in the morning and see you deliver it to my
morning and see you deliver it to my lord and father.
lord and father. Farewell and Volio.
Farewell and Volio. Let's just say good night.
>> No, but why descend into the bed of death?
but why descend into the bed of death? >> Partly,
>> Partly, I must behold my lady's face.
I must behold my lady's face. Chiefly,
Chiefly, I had to return this precious ring to
I had to return this precious ring to her fair hand which gave it me.
her fair hand which gave it me. And I'll be gone.
banished Romeo Montigue, who murdered Juliet's cousin, Noble
who murdered Juliet's cousin, Noble Tibultt,
Tibultt, causing her the grief that took her to
causing her the grief that took her to the grave.
the grave. And now he comes to desecrate the dead.
And now he comes to desecrate the dead. Leave them to heaven and attend to me.
Leave them to heaven and attend to me. We needs must fight for you are bound to
We needs must fight for you are bound to die.
The very reason why you finally here. >> I am Count Paris and I here defend the
>> I am Count Paris and I here defend the grave of she who should have been my
grave of she who should have been my bride. Oh good gentle youth. Tempt not a
bride. Oh good gentle youth. Tempt not a desperate man.
desperate man. Put not another sin upon my head by
Put not another sin upon my head by urging me to fury. I'll fly. Hence, be
urging me to fury. I'll fly. Hence, be gone. Survive.
gone. Survive. >> What should I buy this proof of your
>> What should I buy this proof of your concern?
concern? >> Or is the Montigue afraid to fight?
Leaving this sweet corpse is child enough.
Juliet, why are you still so fair? Death that has sucked the honey of your
Death that has sucked the honey of your breath has had no powers yet to spoil
breath has had no powers yet to spoil your beauty.
Should I believe he has a plan in this? That insubstantial death is amorous
That insubstantial death is amorous keeping you perfect for his paramore?
For fear of that, I'll still stay with thee.
And never from this palace of dim night depart again.
arms hit your last embrace.
And lips the doors of breath be forever sealed
the doors of breath be forever sealed with a righteous kiss.
Come, bitter conduct.
bitter conduct. Come, unsavory guide.
Come, unsavory guide. Here's
[Music] Oh, true. I drunk so quick.
[Music] Julia.
no, no.
So pale. >> My best beloved husband lies here dead.
>> My best beloved husband lies here dead. >> Not Romeo,
>> Not Romeo, my child.
Oh, what unkind hour has brought to pass this miserable deed.
>> Alas, my lady, we are overturned. A greater power than we can contradict
A greater power than we can contradict has thwarted all our plans.
>> Come away from death, contagion, and unnatural sleep.
unnatural sleep. >> Leaving my husband to face us alone.
>> Leaving my husband to face us alone. The watchman, my lady, come away.
The watchman, my lady, come away. >> I'm kind
>> I'm kind to drink it all and leave no drops so I
to drink it all and leave no drops so I can follow after.
can follow after. >> Hey, my lady. Listen now and come.
>> Hey, my lady. Listen now and come. I will hide you in a sisterhood of nuns.
I will hide you in a sisterhood of nuns. Stop. Stop not to question why I must
Stop. Stop not to question why I must away.
away. >> You go.
>> You go. I must bid farewell to Romeo.
Stay then until you are at peace. But linger not. I'll hold back the
But linger not. I'll hold back the watchmen.
>> I kiss my love for one last time. Then follow you at once.
Who's there? Who's there? Who's within?
>> I just want kiss in case some venom link is on your lips.
somebody's coming. Help me breathe.
We know now how this sorrow came about. And pardon all the players in the realm.
And pardon all the players in the realm. >> Their own forbidden love did murder
>> Their own forbidden love did murder them.
Yet can we take a lesson from their deaths
deaths Monture?
See what a scourge is laid upon your head. That heaven finds means to kill
head. That heaven finds means to kill your joy with love.
[Music] The son for sorrow will not show his
The son for sorrow will not show his head and join with all in grieving for
head and join with all in grieving for the dead.
the dead. For never was a story of more woe
For never was a story of more woe than this,
than this, of Juliet
of Juliet and her Romeo.
and her Romeo. [Music]
Heat. [Music]
Christmas. [Music]
Hallelujah. [Music]
Heat. Heat. [Applause]
Hallelujah. Hallelujah.
Hallelujah. Hallelujah.
[Music] Heat. Heat.
Heat. Heat. [Music]
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