Happily ever after? You think so? You suppose so? You believe so? You wish so? Let’s so. NARRATOR: And they live together as one family. Here's to my love! (Juliet wakes up before he drinks the poison) (The scene moves backward in reverse motion to the point when Juliet is about to kill herself, the actors can use indistinct sounds for fun like in reverse recordings) Now, the love story can live on as a legend and everyone will talk about Romeo and Juliet who died for love, love that remained an idea… this end served my selfish purposes as a writer, but is this an end they would have chosen if they had had the freedom? What if I let them decide, what if I gave them that freedom… SHAKESPEARE: At last, my tragedy about love is finished. Short skit on Romeo and Juliet in which the ill fated couple from the town of Blurona meet and get secretly married. Here's to my love! ( he drinks the poison) My love! My wife! Forgive me, dear Juliet. This vault a feasting presence full of light. NARRATOR: Is it the scene where you drink the poison and then stab yourself with a dagger, yaaay (exits) ROMEO: Step aside man, I have important things to do. Mercutio adds a distinctive eccentricity to the early scenes (see James William Wallack in the role). NARRATOR: Two households, both alike in dignity, Throughout Juliet has a charm and verve which wins her more sympathy than the fickle, volatile and over-hasty Romeo, who precipitates their ruin, and who is responsible directly or indirectly for six deaths in Shakespeares script.
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