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This multi-genre padlet is a collection of main ideas and events that took place in Romeo and Juliet, all of which help build the theme. The theme of Romeo and Juliet is that letting your emotions take control of you will lead to bad consequences. Each of these genres expresses something important that happened throughout the story. All of these genres that I chose relate to one another because they are all trying to convey the same theme and idea.

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My second genre is an eulogy for Juliet.

Oh, my sweet Juliet, you are like a daughter. Not related, but by heart. I stand in front of you all with my heart full of grief as we let go of one of our dearest from the Capulet family. From the beginning, when I held you in my arms, I knew you had an extraordinary greatness to the world. I watched you grow from being the sweetest and most mischievous girl to a woman who loves with her whole heart. Juliet's love for Romeo is unseen by the Capulets and the Montagues. Their fierce and unbreakable love was impossible to break. The feud they caused between the families must teach a lesson to everyone. Don't let your emotions take control of who you are. We will miss you and will forever keep our hate for the montages. Rest now, my dear Juliet. My dear angel. And my sweet daughter. You are now returning to the heavens where you were created. I find joy that you and Romeo are now at peace. As your nurse, I will always keep you in my heart; your laughter and our memories together will never be forgotten. For now, until we meet again, Goodbye Juliet.

This eulogy is meant to describe the fantastic traits of Juliet that her nurse saw in her, as well as how she let go of everything for Romeo. Juliet ended her life when she saw that Romeo had killed himself. Her last words were, "O happy dagger, This is thy sheath." She stabbed herself. She saw Romeo lying dead on the floor, and she knew that she could not live on her own. This eulogy circles back to the theme that letting your emotions control you leads to bad consequences. Juliet let her love control herself to the point that she killed herself. She did not know what else to do once Romeo was gone because she had turned her whole life to him and pushed everything out of the way for Romeo.

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The third genre that I picked is a recipe for the deadly juice that Romeo took to end his life.

The Bloody Juice:

-warnings: do not mix Montague with Capulet, this is a lethal poison and it will take your life

One cup of teenage dramatist mixed with a half cup of impulsive decisons

Add in 3 drops of regret for all of the desicons you should have thought through more

Now blend in family feud with the mixture

Top the juice with communication errors, for the fact that this is poison being used for a miscommuniation

In Romeo and Juliet, Juliet takes a special potion to fake her death. Romeo, though, did not know this was fake. As soon as he heard of her "death," he went to an apothecary and begged for poison to end his life. The apothecary was not willing to sell him the lethal poison until she was offered a ton of money. The apothecary needed money, so he sold the illegal poison to Romeo. Romeo visited Juliet in her tomb one last time before he would drink the poison. He bent over her body, sobbing in pain that it was all over. The next moment, he took the poison and fell to the floor in seconds. A few minutes after Romeo dies, Juliet wakes up from her deep sleep. The two lovers are lost with their lives, and both kill themselves when they see that the other is dead. Right before Romeo drinks the poison he says, "Here's to my love. O true apothecary, Thy drugs are quick. Thus with a kiss I die." He gives Juliet one last kiss and then drinks the poison to die quickly so that he doesn't have the see Juliet dead anymore. The poison related to the theme of Romeo and Juliet because Romeo lets his emotions get in the way of reality and he goes begging for poison so that he can kill himself.

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My fourth genre is about a song and analyzing the lyrics. The song that I chose is called Bleeding Love. The singer has found love and will not let anything stop the way she feels, even when the people around her try to break their love. The specific lines show the relationship that this song has to Romeo and Juliet, "But I don't care what they say, I'm in love with you," But nothing is greater than the risk that comes with your embrace," and lastly, " My heart melted to the ground, found something true. And everyone's looking 'round thinking im going crazy." These lines tell the listener that she doesn't care what people tell her, and she is willing to take the risk because she has fallen in love with this guy so hard. This is related to the theme in Romeo and Juliet. The two are madly in love, and their passion takes over everything around them, so they won't ever listen to what anyone else says. A part of Romeo and Juliet that ties to the song is, "O Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo? Deny thy father and refuse thy name; Or, if thou wilt not, be but sworn my love, And I'll no longer be a Capulet." These lines tell the reader that the two lovers are willing to go against their families and change their names so that they can live their lives tighter. The songs Bleeding Love and Romeo and Juliet relate to the central theme.

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My last genre is a book review of Romeo and Juliet, written by Shakespeare. This story is about two lovers, Romeo, a Montague, and Juliet, a Capulet, who fall in love with each other at a young age. The two families experience severe hatred and feuds against one another. The story starts with Romeo being heartbroken by Rosaline and Juliet being pressured to marry Paris. One day, Romeo and Juliet attend a Capulet party and fall in love at first sight. Juliet's nurse and the Friar help secretly marry the couple so the families don't fight. Fighting breaks out, and people die during fights. The two families are furious at each other, and the two lovers have entirely lost control. Juliet takes a sleeping potion to fake her death to avoid marrying Paris. This does not work at all because Romeo thinks she is dead and ends up killing himself. Once Juliet wakes up, she sees Romeo dead right next to her, and she immediately stabs herself to death. Despite the difficulty of reading Shakespeare for the first time, this story has you on the edge of your seat the whole time. The part that sits on the edge is at the end of the story when Romeo visits Juliet in her tomb. I wondered whether Juliet would wake up in time or not and what would happen then. It turned out not to go the way I was hoping, and Romeo killed himself before he knew she wasn't dead. Romeo sees her "dead" body and describes himself as shaking. He says, "the yoke of inauspicious stars / From this world-wearied flesh" He is freaking out and is lost that he will no longer get to spend his life with Juliet. A few moments later, he kills himself. Overall, I would give this a 5/10 because I struggled to understand Shakespeare's language at some points.

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The first genre that I chose is a wanted poster for Romeo. The reason that Romeo has a wanted poster is for the death of Tybalt. Tybalt is Juliet's cousin, he is also a capulet. He enjoys the conflict between his family, the Capulets, and the Montagues. One day, Romeo refuses to fight Tybalt, so one of his friends, Mercutio, fights Tybalt instead. That fight led to the death of Mercutio and sparked extreme anger in Romeo. After Mercutio is killed, Romeo jumps in angrily and kills Tybalt. Instead of handling the situation appropriately and rationally, Romeo takes his anger out and kills Tybalt. The Capulet family had even more hatred for Romeo after what he did to Tybalt. Once the family of the Capulets finds out about Tybalt's death, they are furious at Romeo and want him gone. Lady Capulet says." I beg for Justice, which thou, Prince, must give. Romeo slew Tybalt; Romeo must not live." (Act 3, Scene 1) These lines express the anger coming from the Capulets and the even stronger hate they now have for Romeo now that he has taken a life away from their family. This relates to the theme that letting your emotions control you will lead to dire consequences. Romeo lets his anger control him, and he makes a life-changing decision. He was sent away to Mantua, and many people were hoping for his death.