Act 5 Headlines

1) Romeo finds out Juliet is dead and now wants to kill himself! How will he react to this tragedy?



2) Friar Lawrence’s letter to Romeo got delayed! Will Friar’s letter reach Romeo before he kills himself?



3) Romeo kills Paris after a bloody feud.



4) Romeo poisons himself, but Juliet is not dead!



5) Juliet awakens, to Romeo dead and stabs herself causing a brutal death.

Summary Act 4

• Paris plans his wedding with Friar Lawrence.

• Juliet and Parris talk.

• Juliet isn’t happy to see Parris.

• When Paris leaves Juliet threatens to kill herself if she has to marry Parris.

• Friar Laurence gives Juliet a potion to make Juliet appear dead for the sake of Romeo and Juliet.

• Friar says everyone will think she is dead and she will wake up in the Capulet tomb

• Friar also plans to send a letter to Romeo so he’s aware of the situation.

• Juliet goes home and pretends she wants to marry Paris

• Lord Capulet is so excited and stays up all night making wedding plans

• Juliet has convinced everyone to leave her alone so she can take her potion

• She drinks it and falls onto her bed

• Everyone is running around getting ready for the wedding

• The Nurse discovers Juliet's body

• everyone is very upset

• Friar shows up and tells them to take Juliet to the tombs

Romeo & Juliet Act 3 Headlines

Scene 1. Romeo banished from Verona for murdering Tybalt. Will he ever see Juliet again?

Scene 2. Juliet finds out her cousin is dead and her husband is being banished for killing him. She threatens to kill herself!

Scene 3. How will Friar Lawrence help Romeo and Juliet stay together????

Scene 4. Juliet must marry Paris, or be disowned, what will she do?

Scene 5. Will Romeo and Juliet, live happily ever after. Or will the Capulet’s kill Romeo???

R&J Headlines

1) The bloody feuds of the Montagues and Capulets, led the Prince to order all brawls to cease on pain of death.

2) Parris ask Lord Capulet for Juliet's hand in marriage and gets rejected.

3) Romeo's Depression can it get any worse? Can he find true love.

4) Montegues show up and crash the Capulet Ball!

5) Romeo Findes true love at first sight and gets that kiss.

Romeo and Juliet vocab

Rosemary: Noun: An evergreen shrub.

Sallow: Adjective: Of a sickly, yellowish color.

Waverer: Verb: To sway to and fro.

Perverse: Adjective: Willfully determined or disposed to go counter to what is expected or desired; contrary.

Cunning: Noun: Skill employed in a shrewd or sly manner, as in deceiving; craftiness; guile.

Procure: Verb: To obtain or get by care, effort, or the use of special means.

Lamentable: Adjective: That is to be lamented; regrettable; unfortunate:

Kinsmen: Noun: A blood relative, especially a male.

Unwieldy: Adjective: Not wieldy; wielded with difficulty; not readily handled or managed in use or action, as from size, shape, or weight; awkward; ungainly.

Variable: Adjective: Apt or liable to vary or change; changeable:

Do you believe in love at first sight?

"Oh my god look at her buttt <3 Guys i think I'm in love!"
Do believe in love at first sight honestly? Because in my perspective.......
I don’t believe in love at first sight because it seems like every person has flaws to them positives and negatives but its not like you can figure it out from first sight but. I do believe in being majorly attractive to someone at first sight for sure! And from my point of view love is over time not just by a persons first sight or first impression. 

Summary #8

The journey to Buchenwald has fatally weakened Eliezer’s father. On arrival, he sits in the snow and refuses to move. He seems at last to have given in to death. Eliezer tries to convince him to move, but he will not or cannot, asking only to be allowed to rest. When an air raid alert drives everyone into the barracks, Eliezer leaves his father and falls deeply asleep. In the morning, he begins to search for his father, but halfheartedly. Part of him thinks that he will be better off if he abandons his father and conserves his strength. Almost accidentally, however, he finds his father, who is very sick and unable to move. Eliezer brings him soup and coffee. Again, however, Eliezer feels deep guilt, because part of him would rather keep the food for himself, to increase his own chance of survival.

Confined to his bed, Eliezer’s father continues to approach death. He is afflicted with dysentery, which makes him terribly thirsty, but it is extremely dangerous to give water to a man with dysentery. Eliezer tries to find medical help for his father, to no avail. The doctors will not treat the old man. The prisoners whose beds surround Eliezer’s father’s bed steal his food and beat him. Eliezer, unable to resist his father’s cries for help, gives him water. After a week, Eliezer is approached by the head of the block, who tells him what he already knows—that Eliezer’s father is dying, and that Eliezer should concentrate his energy on his own survival. The next time the SS patrol the barracks, Eliezer’s father again cries for water, and the SS officer, screaming at Eliezer’s father to shut up, beats him in the head with his truncheon. The next morning, January 29, 1945, Eliezer wakes up to find that his father has been taken to the crematory. To his deep shame, he does not cry. Instead, he feels relief.