Written by:Reporter Jenai Johnson
In this tragic love fest, Romeo and Juliet, whom were madly in love, but were prohibited from seeing each other, died last night at the St.Mary Catholic Church. It's said to be that the two were fit for each other, however their families did not get along, but that didn't stop them from what they wanted most, which was L O V E. Furthermore, the two families, Montague's and Capulet's, had a big grudge against one another, and it seems that none of them associated or even got along. Leading to this, Mercutio, which is the Prince relative, was brutally killed by Tybalt. It was reported that Mercutio's body had countless bruises, cuts, and gun shots; may he rest in love. A witness reported that Romeo, aggressively attacked Tybalt with so much anger and hatred, and caused Tybalt to become unconscious, yet Romeo still beat him up to the core. Now that Mercutio and Tybalt are dead, the Capulet's were the main ones looking for Romeo, whom they have so much enmity towards. While some citizens, government officials, Capulet's, and Montague's are looking for Romeo or the murderer, Juliet is deeply in thought of her lover, but it is yet that she has to find out from the Nurse of what happened. When she finds out that he cousin has been killed by Romeo, she is in shock and begins to sob and cry about the death of her relative. There was more to this tragedy, however the question is, how did the deaths of these innocent lovers happen? Media says that Juliet was found laying next to Romeo with a gunshot to her head, and her husband Romeo died due to drinking an unknown potion. Is this true? What else could of happened? All we know is that these two obviously would sacrifice anything for each other considering that their families didn't get along, they still didn't seem to care.
In this tragic love fest, Romeo and Juliet, whom were madly in love, but were prohibited from seeing each other, died last night at the St.Mary Catholic Church. It's said to be that the two were fit for each other, however their families did not get along, but that didn't stop them from what they wanted most, which was L O V E. Furthermore, the two families, Montague's and Capulet's, had a big grudge against one another, and it seems that none of them associated or even got along. Leading to this, Mercutio, which is the Prince relative, was brutally killed by Tybalt. It was reported that Mercutio's body had countless bruises, cuts, and gun shots; may he rest in love. A witness reported that Romeo, aggressively attacked Tybalt with so much anger and hatred, and caused Tybalt to become unconscious, yet Romeo still beat him up to the core. Now that Mercutio and Tybalt are dead, the Capulet's were the main ones looking for Romeo, whom they have so much enmity towards. While some citizens, government officials, Capulet's, and Montague's are looking for Romeo or the murderer, Juliet is deeply in thought of her lover, but it is yet that she has to find out from the Nurse of what happened. When she finds out that he cousin has been killed by Romeo, she is in shock and begins to sob and cry about the death of her relative. There was more to this tragedy, however the question is, how did the deaths of these innocent lovers happen? Media says that Juliet was found laying next to Romeo with a gunshot to her head, and her husband Romeo died due to drinking an unknown potion. Is this true? What else could of happened? All we know is that these two obviously would sacrifice anything for each other considering that their families didn't get along, they still didn't seem to care.
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Romeo Montague is a sixteen year old man who is in love Juliet Capulet, which is basically forbidden because of the drama and feud between the two families. He is convicted of killing one of the boys from the Capulet's named Tybalt. Why did he do such a thing? Many witnesses at the scene said,one of them shouted "It isn't Romeo's fault, it's Tybalt, because he was messing with Romeo's best friend Mercutio." This may or may not be true, but this says a lot about Romeo and his character. Learning from some of the opinions of witnesses, Romeo is a brave and good friend who will be there for his good friends, but then was killing Tybalt the correct thing to do? I think he should of just turned Tybalt in, then he would of never been banished from Verona. I also have realized that Romeo is very courageous because regardless of what his family or friends think of him and his relationship with Juliet, he still remains strong and doesn't change any of his feelings for his only love and wife, Juliet Montague<3
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Juliet Capulet is a young adolescent with the age of twelve, but is said to know where she stands and how she feels. Though she is high maintenance, she doesn't feel that she should marry Paris, considering that he family is basically FORCING her to be with. She on the other hand is said to become madly and positively in love with Romeo, also known as her husband. Her mom said, "If only she was with Paris, then she'd be alive right now"! But is that true? The friar reported, "I admit it, i was the one who gave Juliet that medicine to fall asleep." With this information, it is obvious that Juliet faked her death for a reason and wanted everyone to think that she was really dead, when she wasn't. As a reporter, I believe that if Juliet died with her husband for a reason, not because she had to, but because she loved him so much, that she wants to be with him FOREVER.
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Interview With The Capulet Side
Reporter Jenai Johnson: "Nurse, Do you believe that Juliet should of married Romeo?"
Nurse: "No, I believe that she should of been with Paris, a wealthy and rich man who can support her and make her happy."
Reporter Jenai Johnson: "But shouldn't she get to be with someone who she loves and makes her happy, regardless if he isn't rich or wealthy?"
Nurse: "Yes, but she will get use to him and then will eventually love Paris."
Reporter Jenai Johnson: " But then that wouldn't be love, it's more like lust.Do you think Juliet would commit suicide if she were with Paris?"
Nurse: "No is isn't lust because Juliet will get use to having Paris around;she wouldn't have a reason to kill herself, Paris would do anything for her."
Reporter Jenai Johnson: "And Romeo wouldn't sacrifice anything for Juliet?"
Nurse: "Yes, I know he would do anything for my dear Juliet, but she would be better off with Paris because he isn't hated by my side of the family."
Reporter Jenai Johnson: "Yes that may be true, but it should be Juliet's decision, no one else's.
Nurse: "Her familiy should have some input in her decision because Romeo is going to be apart of our family."
Reporter Jenai Johnson: "One last answer, yes Romeo is going to be apart of your family, however he is married to Juliet, NOT the family.
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Interview With The Montague Side
Reporter Jenai Johnson: "Lord Montague, what are your thoughts on the death of your son and Juliet?"
Lord Montague: " Well it's very a depressing situation to go through and I can't bare to go on another day without my son. He was a brave and wonderful son."
Reporter Jenai Johnson: " But what about his wife Juliet? Do you believe that they should of been together considering the hatred between the two families?
Lord Montague: "I think it is her fault that my son is dead, if he weren't with her that day, then none of this would of happened. She should of stayed on her side of Verona, but she chose to break it and put my son in danger. I am against her even being near my son, but that doesn't matter because they are both dead."
Reporter Jenai Johnson: "Did you ever look at Juliet's perspective? Maybe it was Romeo who broke the rule and went to her side of the country. I mean your son did crash her party and seemed to fall in love with her. Is it right to blame it all on her? It's possible that they are meant to be together,
Lord Montague: " No, I dont think I should have to listen nor think about her opinion because despite Romeo falling for her, she should have let him go quickly after she found out that he was a Montague. Its obvious that she knew who he was and that she shouldn't be with him, but she didn't care. Also none of this would of happened if she didn't use the medicine to put herself to sleep."
Reporter Jenai Johnson: " Juliet may not be alive, but from the media and the two families it seems obvious that Juliet and Romeo were inseperateable and they didn't care about anyone. Juliet most likely found out who Romeo was, but it didn't affect the fact that she really was attached to Romeo, and not to what his last name was. Regardless if she used the medicine, isn't it obvious that Juliet would find some way to go with her husband that was banished?
Lord Montague: "I don't care if they were "attached" she should of known her place and should of just stayed there. Yes, they would find some way to stay together, but it would soon come to an end because I would do everything in my power to wreck their "love."
Reporter Jenai Johnson: " But now you can't do anything because there both dead and their love is still held strong by both of them. When they were seen dead together, it was a sign that their love is still going and they'll do anything for each other.
Lord Montague: "Yes, that is true, but this doesn't change the fact that my side hates the Capulet's. "
Reporter Jenai Johnson: "It's obvious that the Montague's and Capulet's will NEVER get along or increase the P E A C E !"
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As the reporter, I think that the Prince should just leave everything as is because the families obviously aren't going to make up after all these years, and with their son and daughter dead, it makes things worse. No one should be on trial because the main one's are dead and no one else can really elaborate on what happened at the scene. Yes, there were witnesses, but they don't know what ACTUALLY happened. Overall, the Montagues and Capulet's should be clearly told to stay on their sides, and if not followed then those suspects should be put to jail and sent away for a long period of time.
