Still Star-Crossed

In the wake of Romeo and Juliet’s tragic deaths, the Montague and Capulet rivalry escalates. A new royal takes the throne in Verona and struggles to determine what is best for his city, which is at the epicenter of mayhem.

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#2

But instead, you shamed our family name

#3

Go, Benvolio.

#4

A new young prince, properly managed,

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who might want you to be happy.

#6

What a shame.

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Montagues and Capulets have always fought.

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How disconcerting this must be.

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Somewhere out here is my one true love.

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And just like that, you ruined your life.

#13

I am no coward. I'm family.

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Wed?

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sit on spikes outside the palace walls?

#19

There's no sin in being a widow, and a virgin widow at that.

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and your body will go cold and still

#21 #22

Help us! Somebody, please!

#23 #24

Juliet belongs to no man but me.

#25 #26 #27

Livia is so very gracious.

#28

If you think I can't make you suffer

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It was something I had hoped for as they came of age,

#31

N-No, my Lord.

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that provides a job, protects a business,

#34 #35

Aah!

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about the threats outside the city walls, Brother.

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a wife and a mother and a Capulet here in Verona.

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Our city wouldn't be in ruins.

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What is this about?

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Escalus!

#49

My Rosaline.

#50