Entry 1 Act 1 Scene 5 Dear Diary, O how the sun sets and the night grows, for a party shall erupt in the ballroom of my house. The serving men bustling about, setting the tables for such an event. My mother, father, and I, have entered the ballroom along with the maskers, servants, and many many guests. My father’s voice beams as he greets everyone. The musicians then begin to play, and everyone starts to dance. I look around at the many dancers, having a good time. Then I see my cousin, Tybalt, talking to a rather handsome boy. He then starts to approach me as I smiled nervously. For then, we had danced and even started a conversation in the middle of the ballroom. Then in surprise, he kissed me. It was love at first sight. Then my nurse came and said I was to talk with my mother. The boy asked who my mother was. After finding out I was a Capulet, his friend came and took him away. What was so wrong with me being a Capulet? Does he not …show more content…
“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,” I cried, not knowing he was hiding in the orchard listening to me. I do not care if he is a Montague, he is my one true love. I will give up my name for him, and we would forever be together. But I’m afraid our houses wouldn’t approve. He then startled me, rising out of the bushes saying such thoughtful words. He, too, would even give his name to be with me. He had found a tree and climbed up to see me. Together, we embraced in a hug. ‘Twas nice to see him again, though it was a little embarrassing that he had overheard me saying such things about him. But what excited me was that he had brought to me good news. He spoke with Friar Laurence about us getting married. He agreed to secretly marry us the next day. I was overjoyed when I heard this. We can get married! I kissed him goodnight and bid him