Romeo and Juliet

[ilvs.k.21]

'' Whats in a name. In which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.''


-William Shakespeare

 

[Samwise Gamgee]

Oh I like Shakesphear, " To be or not to be that is the question." Hamlet

 

[Princey]

I read Romeo and Juliet in class- and it's 'In which we call a rose by any other WORD would smell as sweet.' Not name, word. It's a common mistake.

 

[~The Narnia Addict~]

I was in the play at my school

 

[pink-cheetah]

Romeo and Juliet is weird. it's too tragic for me.. plus, Juliet is like, what? 14 when she gets married? i don't think, even in the 1500-1600s they got married that young... but what you will..

I love how Shakespeare writes... you should make this just a Shakespeare thread for all of them, not just R&J.

(plus, i think this is in the wrong section. i think it goes to the wood between the worlds.)

 

[Natasia_Vae]

I read Romeo and Juliet for school in 9th grade. We read Julius Caesar this year.

"For never was a story of more woe
Than this of Juliet and her Romeo."

I read Romeo and Juliet in class- and it's 'In which we call a rose by any other WORD would smell as sweet.' Not name, word. It's a common mistake.

I've seen it both ways.

 

[Tsukiko]

Shakespeare is great. I should read more of his works. I've only read a few poems of his.

 

[holyboy]

iMove to The Wood Between the Worlds