Writing Prompt: When Romeo and Juliet goes wrong
WRITING PROMPT: Romeo and Juliet, DerailedFeel free to take the following prompt home or post a response (500 words or fewer, funny, sad or stirring) in the Comments section below….
WRITING PROMPT: Romeo and Juliet, Derailed
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You watch the play.
"I don't remember Romeo and Juliet going like this," you whisper to your companion.
(Image: Via)
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