Tweets of Juliet
No, No no, the plan didn't work. Now here lays Romeo dead. Friar Laurence promised the plan would work and we would be able to live happily. What do I do now, I have nothing to live for. Why did you have to kill yourself. Oh Romeo. (Act V, Scene III)
My sweet romeo has been banished. oh i wonder if i will ever see him again. my parents think i am morning the loss of my cousin tybalt. So they have offered to marry me off in a few days. what will i do. i have to think of a way to stop this marriage. (Act III, Scene II)
That Friar Laurence has come up with such a plan bound to work hopefully.I just hope I'm not alone with the dead. (Act IV, Scene I)
I really hope this poison that Friar Laurence gave me works and my Romeo and I could be happy together after this. Well here goes nothing.#poison #notreallydead (Act IV, Scene III)
I will never marry Paris. Bless though Friar Lawerence for giving me freedom. Tonight before I lay I will take this potion that will make me look like I decayed.
#Imnotdead#youallthought#Imaginethinkingimdead (Act IV, Scene I)
If this potion works I will be up in 42 hours with Romeo and we could start a new life together. But what if it doesn't work? Will I die? Will Romeo be there before I wake up? Only one way to find out and I really don't want to marry Paris. #sweetdreams #runaway (Act IV, Scene III)
I've woken up to Romeo being dead beside me. The plan Friar Laurence and I made did not work and now he is gone! I thought this would've worked but now I will be gone with him too. #FriarLaurence #Romeo #dead #sad (Act V, Scene III)
Hello my friends and family Romeo is dead and I must go with him I did this whole sleep potion thing for him so we can be together but I guess it didn't go as planned and I can't live without him I love him and I must be with him I love you all but I must go.#truelove#rideordie (Act V, Scene III)
Unfortunately, the happy marriage turned gloomy. I have to walk this new route by myself, even if my heart hurts with grief. Friar Laurence's plan unfolds. (Act IV, Scene V)