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I learned that we cant act

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i learned that they got married

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acting over the vehicles was hard

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why you will kill yourself for somone other persom

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the fact that romeo killed himself without actually checking if juliet was still alive

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I learned who the best group was (it was mine)

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Was the idea of a potion seen as abnormal back then, considering they somewhat believed in witchcraft, or was it just a common remedy sold at whatever a pharmacy was back then?

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why wouldnt there parents just let them get married

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I wonder how the story would have gone if romeo got the message of julliet sleeping, would they have run away and had a happy ending, or would there be more altercations?

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I wonder how their own parents didn't realize the effect they had on other people around them.

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we had to act

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i learned that they both die

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I wonder why the parents didn't die because it was their fault

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i learned that romeo was a murderer

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That Juliet killed herself and not just Romeo in the end.

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I wonder if people were really like that or if it was just a story. Maybe people weren't actually like that

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why would you kill yourself for another person 

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why would you kill yourself for another person 

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Why murder seemed like such a simple thing.

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i lerned that both of them kild there self

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I learned that the reason they're seperated is because Romeo kills Tybalt

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I learned there is a lot of arguing in romeo and juliet 

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I learned there is a lot of arguing in romeo and juliet 

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i learned that they die at the end

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I leaned they both kill themselves

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I learned a lot of people died. More then I expected.

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I learned that they got married but then both killed themselves 

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I learned that they got married but then both killed themselves 

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I learned about how insensitive the parents were about their hatred for the other families and how that can affect other people around them.

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i learned that Paris and Romeo have duel but then Romeo ends up slaying Paris

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i learned that Paris and Romeo have duel but then Romeo ends up slaying Paris

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they where so in love that they killed eachother for their love.

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they where so in love that they killed eachother for their love.

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I learned that Romeo killed himself because he thought Juliet was dead

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that holding your thumb in your mouth is the middle finger

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I learned that grade nines can't act!

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I wonder how they both fell in love really quickly, and got married right away. Without even knowing more about each other, and the fact that their families are enemies. I just don't see how they could've done that.

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I learned why Juliet was seen as "dead" by romeo

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I learned that there's a lot more deaths in the story than I thought there was, and that Romeo and Juliet both ended up killing themselves, not just one of them (like I thought).

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I wonder if people thought the love side of stuff was cringy back then. It definitely is now...

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Add Red Posts with something you learned from today's play

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Add Red Posts with something you learned from today's play

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An example:
In Shakespeare's time, biting your thumb at someone was like giving them the finger. This happens in the fight at the start of the play.

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Add Blue Posts with a question you have about Romeo and Juliet or something that is difficult for you.

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Add Blue Posts with a question you have about Romeo and Juliet or something that is difficult for you.

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An example:
Shakespeare uses a lot of puns and subtle jokes in his writing. Due to the complicated language, sometimes I don't understand or catch all of the jokes.