Romeo And Juliet Monologue

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Romeo and Juliet
It's 11:00 pm, and the night is all but calm, all but the eery wind whistles through the trees surrounding the house of Capulet. As Juliet watches over the gardens of her balcony, with her lover Romeo still in mind.

It had been minutes since she last had seen her love Romeo at her family's party, but she could still not bare to take him from her mind.

"Romeo where are you!" She thinks out loud, unaware to her lover Romeo hidden in the gardens below. "Here Juliet!" He exclaims with such excitement, climbing up towards his love.

Startled, Juliet speaks "what are you doing here Romeo?! If my father catches a Montague like you in my house I have no clue what he would do!" Romeo as calm as ever replies Don't worry Juliet, …show more content…
It didn't take long for security to arrive long after that, lead by a tall, slim and dark haired man, Tybalt "the prince of cats" and Juliet's cousin.

"Juliet!" He exclaims "I swear if it is the Montague boy Romeo I will shoot him we're he stands!" He says waving his gun in a threatening motion. Juliet replies, "A Montague? Here? Who would be so brave?" Tybalt scowls "let's see how brave he is then. Romeo, Romeo, where are you …show more content…
Elsewhere, Mercurio Romeos friend has begun to grow worried over Romeo. He sickens at the the thought of his best friend being hurt. Mercutio alerts Romeos father that his son was last seen in house capulet, and has not returned. Furious, father Montague grabs his gun and summons his best security to go to house Capulet.

Tybalt grows tired of Juliet's games, "where is the Montague little cousin? Is he cowering? Is a brave Montague afraid of the cat?" Juliet aware to Tybalts ploy to bait Romeo out with anger, pushes him. Tybalt, as smug as ever, gives Juliet an understanding look. "Ahh, this boy you like... Could I even go as far as to say love?" Juliet backs of as Tybalt smiles once more. "Call her father capulet down here, he's going to want to meet this Montague."

Romeo without doubt, is afraid, not for himself, but for Juliet. Out of love (or stupidity) he stands up. Instantly Tybalt turns around to greet him with a signature smile. Tybalt raises his gun and fires a single bullet as Juliet screams.

Everything goes quiet as Romeo expects to be sprawled across the cold floor, instead holds a bleeding Mercutio in his arms. Followed by a spray of returning bullets from the group of montages
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