a deadly love

written by:Selena molly bleeker



two teen lovers were found dead side by side in the Capulet garden, in Verona under a green apple tree. for their inconvenience their families held a very old and powerful grudge for each other. they fell in love at first sight at a Capulet party. therefore they decided to get married. before he could even tell about his love adventure with Juliet, Tybalt a member of the Capulet household decided to get back at him for having had crashed his party. instead of killing romeo he killed mercutio, Romeo's best friend and the prince's relative. romeo decided furiously to get back at Tybalt, he killed him. soon enough the prince found out and banned romeo from Verona, if he had ever returned he would be killed. because of a couple of misunderstandings the two young lovers killed themselves causing an uproar of sadness and resentment.



romeo of Montague, 16 years of age, heir to the montegue throne was a young and bright lovestruck teenager. he was sensitive and handsome though he had his moments were he was immature and impulsive.both Mercutio and Benvolio, two of Romeo’s closest friends, believe that Romeo is very romantic . Mercutio finds it tiresome and tries to convince Romeo that love should be pure sexual pleasure. Benvolio on the other hand is just there to help Romeo with his broken heart

the young lady found stabbed with a dagger in the heart, Juliet of the Capulet household is thirteen years young she is a beautiful teenager that is determined to reunite with her love, Romeo. She has no friends of her own age and her only confident is her nurse which is like a mother to her. the nurse thought she was a naive and lovesick girl. Benvolio, Romeo's friend stated that romeo always talked about how beautiful she was.

"oh my young and beautiful daughter, that unforgivable bastard romeo why did he have to ruin her life. this is all my fault for not having had been more close to her. i should have spoken to her more. i should have pressured her to marry Paris. that would have been a successful plan, she would still be alive and happy, and rich. my lovely child what a tragedywhy did she have to go and mingle with that horrid romeo," stated lady Capulet.

"i blame the Capulets for the death of our children! they should have had their daughter away. my boy, my Innocent child. he had his heart broken recently and now this! i knew those Capulets were no good! never trust a Capulet!", said Lord Montague