Still Star-Crossed

With Verona in crisis, Rosaline and Benvolio have no choice but to follow Prince Escalus' decree to marry one another in an effort to restore peace, which Rosaline struggles to accept. Lady Capulet continues to mourn Juliet's death, but unsettled by the way she died, is determined to figure out what or who influenced Juliet's decision. Meanwhile, Livia and the nurse work tirelessly, hiding a secret of their own.

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but your presence in this whorehouse

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If she says no one's to know, no one is to know.

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The Houses of Verona need to see our strength.

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than a city divided.

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Please!

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A century ago, our people were peasants,

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When you make Rosaline Capulet Rosaline Montague,

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And I think you'll find whores

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you and your husband could take me with you.

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Anything at all?

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I don't want to marry that Montague.

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Will you attend?

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You work with stone?

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It's why they stopped their work

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Not well.

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Listen, My Lord, if you do not let me do this, you will die.

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and I trust our guests will, as well.

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Just thought I'd check in on my beloved.

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Let us break bread as a united Verona.

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Lord Montague's generosity of spirit,

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Sit down.

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And I knew she was called "the flower of Verona."

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Only God can know why someone so young has been taken from us.

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Rosaline...

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What more do you want from me, Your Grace?

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But... I don't understand.

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we'll announce our news to everyone.

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in the eye and tell him that I am at fault,

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You will take the fall.

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Wipe down the walls.

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At least, that's what I could say.

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