Sunday, 6 November 2011

Task 2, Diary entry Romeo.


Dear diary,

Today seemed to start off as any normal day I encountered in my existence. Never in my life have I ever been so moil to achieve such happiness. As waking up, finding the day so young, only seeing it struck nine. My cousin who greeted me a good-morrow, Benvolio didn’t quite help in letting me vent my morosely sorrowful love-life into him. Chuckling as a response I ask “Dost thou not laugh?” and continued my problems that made absence of joy to my life feeling whipp’d and tormented... as I did not know that I would meet someone rich in beauty. However a new feeling struck to me as if it were lighting, finding out that Capulets and Montagues were under verbal and physical abuse to each other once more, why can’t the two households just keep the peace. Leaving me be, Benvolio added that my father thinks I need help as he said that I lock far daylight out and made an artificial night for myself to sober.

I met with Benvolio again later on with Mercutio, dragging me towards the Capulets party held today. I denied the request however debating with Mercutio was just the same as trying choosing which gender before you were born. It was already decided. Later on outside the Capulet building I tried whispering to someone to give me a torch for I am not for this ambling, so close to success yet caught by the sensitive radar implanted in Mercutio’s ears and eyes saying “Nay we must have you dance”. I can’t dance very well unlike him who has his own dancing shoes with nimble soles. His steps were like the ultimate cheat code to a game of life and death; compared to me I cannot move. Of course since this was a Capulet party, me and Benvolio are indeed Montagues. I felt some consequence yet hanging in the stars were to sprout in unknowingly.

Breaking the laws between both families, I entered the Capulet mansion as a normal guest, if one (Capulet) were to reflect my face within their eyes, it would be all over for us. Capturing a figure of igniting flare across the room, a unique flame of her soul, surely she doth teach the torches to burn bright. I watched her place of stand from my safe, unclear distance; I never had a figure occupy my field of sight for I ne’er saw true beauty till this night. Pushing myself through the crowd took almost an eternity, as if it were the molecules of a solid block, however my desperation overthrew that fact for touching hers, make blessed my rude hand. Seeing her face up-close was just as startling as before. Rosaline was no match for her enhancing abilities. Wait. Rosaline? I have forgot that name, and that name’s woe. Was it someone important I can’t recall. Anyways back to reality and not imaginative names. Juliet. Her name like the blooming flowers of spring time. This holy shrine, the gentle fine is this, I purified myself with it, but… now that I got rid of my unholy part, it must’ve gone to her! She’s a saint, with the urge of another kiss I ask once more. “Saints do not move, though grant for prayers’ sake” with words of such great wisdom, left me a glued face of fortune. “You kiss by the book” she mentioned, but right after that, some weird lady came to steal my Juliet all to herself! Dragging and mentioning that her mother craves a word with her. That is when my face of fortune walked under the ladder. Capulet family!? O dear account! My life is my foe’s debt. Prodigious birth of love it is to me, that I must love a loathed enemy!

Fun’s over. Why is it that sad hours seem long but happy hours the alternative? Could she really be Capulet? Rushing after the party and leaving my companions. I craved to discover the truth; Mercutio springs out one of his tricks once more. However for the miracle, he suddenly gave up and left. Asking Benvolio “Come, shall we go?” without hesitation I made way through the Capulet garden as I was caught under my Juliet’s magic once more. With the negative tone in her voice, she mentioned that she will no longer be a Capulet if it were to be with me. Take all myself she said. If I were a glove upon that hand I might actually touch that cheek! Never so blinded by such beauty, I couldn’t resist of staying in the shadows. Appearing like a wild Pokemon *Note: I hope you don’t mind this Mr. Savage* saying I take thee at thy word, henceforth I will never be Romeo and hoping for the best. Only to be covering her holy aura with shock she questioned me “how camest thou hither, tell me, and wherefore?” with the most romantic idea I could come up with I replied “With love’s light wings did I o’er-perch these walls” however expecting a reasonable reply. She wasn’t affected by my words one bit; instead, she threw words of maturity into me warning me that if I were caught by anyone I wouldn’t live to see another sunrise. But my life were better ended by their hate, than death prorogued, wanting of thy love. Once again, the lady who pursued our conversation the last time ambushed once more. Her nurse, I hope she gets fired. But this lead to the best part, her last words “Thy purpose marriage, send me word to-morrow” I hope her messenger tomorrow won’t be that conversation-destroying nurse of hers. I say, A thousand times good night my Juliet… As tomorrow will be something that would make even death smile. I say it once more… A thousand times good night

2 comments:

  1. I really liked how you mentioned at the beginning about the fight. It placed the mood that Romeo was thinking. You used a lot of quotes which was good. Yep it was really good.

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  2. In many ways, this is excellent (including your contemporary Pokemon reference): it is detailed; you describe events very thoroughly; and you have chosen lots and lots of really useful quotations. Well done!

    However, at times, you use so many quotations that it is hard for your own prose to get into its own stride, and things can get a bit confusing as a result. Also, if you think back to the whole P.E.E. idea, there is a lot more room here for exploring and explaining the quotations you have included, which is so much harder when you use SO many.

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