“‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #1

1. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #1 begining today you will be beguiled by the revised tragic tale of romeo and juliet to star crossed lovers of long ago

2. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #1 begining today you will be beguiled by the revised tragic tale of romeo and juliet to star crossed lovers of long ago beguiled- verb charmed or delighted

3. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #2 this story however is a less tragic version of shakespeares lugubrious tale it is set in modern times with several new twists

4. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #2 this story however is a less tragic version of shakespeares lugubrious tale it is set in modern times with several new twists lugubrious- adjective gloomy, extremely sad, or mournful

5. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #3 much of the action takes place at the verona mall in a town called debacle texas

6. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #3 much of the action takes place at the verona mall in a town called debacle texas debacle- noun sudden downfall; complete collapse or failure

7. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #4 one fine sunny day a lovely young lady juliet capulet took her meager allowance and went to the verona mall with a freind

8. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #4 one fine sunny day a lovely young lady juliet capulet took her meager allowance and went to the verona mall with a freind meager- adjective unsatisfactorily small

9. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #5 when the two girls arrived at the mall they espied some other class mates from there school

10. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #5 when the two girls arrived at the mall they espied some other class mates from there school espied- verb to catch sight of

11. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #6 helena ophelia miranda cordelia and cressida lets all go shopping cried exultant juliet

12. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #6 helena ophelia miranda cordelia and cressida lets all go shopping cried exultant juliet exultant- adjective extremely happy or joyful

13. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #7 yes lets said cressida i have a surfeit of money to spend on clothes this month

14. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #7 yes lets said cressida i have a surfeit of money to spend on clothes this month surfeit- noun large quantity

15. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #8 my parents are such misers miranda whispered juliet i wish i had cressidas money

16. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #8 my parents are such misers miranda whispered juliet i wish i had cressidas money misers- noun person who keeps money to themselves

17. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #9 after purchasing a red skirt a striped blouse and a pair of pink shorts juliet had dispersed all her monthly allowance

18. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #9 after purchasing a red skirt a striped blouse and a pair of pink shorts juliet had dispersed all her monthly allowance dispersed- verb distributed or scattered

19. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #10 suddenly over the loudspeaker a voice announced that the band the noisome trio would be playing in the center of the verona mall at 4 oclock

20. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #10 suddenly over the loudspeaker a voice announced that the band the noisome trio would be playing in the center of the verona mall at 4 oclock noisome- adjective offensive or disgusting

21. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #11 wow lets go here them cried vivacious and broke juliet come on girls

22. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #11 wow lets go here them cried vivacious and broke juliet come on girls vivacious- adjective lively or animated

23. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #12 so all the single ladies made a peregrination to the center of the verona mall i hope we can dance and met some cute boys added juliet

24. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #12 so all the single ladies made a peregrination to the center of the verona mall i hope we can dance and met some cute boys added juliet peregrination- noun a trip or a journey

25. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #13 as the girls arrived at the malls center the stentorian band was blaring and some kids were already breakdancing

26. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #13 as the girls arrived at the malls center the stentorian band was blaring and some kids were already breakdancing stentorian- adjective very loud or powerful in sound

27. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #14 suddenly juliet froze the hole mall seemed to stop moving from across the room a pair of blue eyes seemed to rivet juliet in to place

28. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #14 suddenly juliet froze the hole mall seemed to stop moving from across the room a pair of blue eyes seemed to rivet juliet in to place rivet- verb fasten or fix firmly

29. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #15 juliet was so besotted by the handsome boy she sighed oh my god could that dapper young man really be zac efron

30. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #15 juliet was so besotted by the handsome boy she sighed oh my god could that dapper young man really be zac efron besotted- verb infatuated, or hopelessly in love

31. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #16 meanwhile across the room the blue eyes of romeo bored into juliets eyes and romeo told his freind im in love mercutio

32. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #16 meanwhile across the room the blue eyes of romeo bored into juliets eyes and romeo told his freind im in love mercutio bored- verb to stare into

33. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #17 what about rosaline replied mercutio with love for juliet stamped on his face the enraptured romeo replied who

34. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #17 what about rosaline replied mercutio with love for juliet stamped on his face the enraptured romeo replied who enraptured- adjective delighted beyond measure

35. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #18 romeo made his way to juliet and the two of them oscillated to the music

36. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #18 romeo made his way to juliet and the two of them oscillated to the music oscillated - verb to move from side to side

37. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #19 where do you go to school asked romeo shakespeare high school riposted juliet

38. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #19 where do you go to school asked romeo shakespeare high school riposted juliet riposted - verb to make a quick reply

39. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #20 can i have your number asked romeo of course said juliet as she arrogated romeos cell phone from his hand

40. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #20 can i have your number asked romeo of course said juliet as she arrogated romeos cell phone from his hand arrogated - verb to take by force

41. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #21 the next day romeo texted juliet with this message juliet you are so pulchritudinous i must see you again

42. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #21 the next day romeo texted juliet with this message juliet you are so pulchritudinous i must see you again pulchritudinous - adjective beautiful or comely

43. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #22 whose that text from asked mrs capulet as she reconnoitered secretly over juliets shoulder

44. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #22 whose that text from asked mrs capulet as she reconnoitered secretly over juliets shoulder reconnoitered - verb to inspect or observe

45. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #23 because she new her mother was not a tractable woman juliet had to think quickly on her feet in order to offer her mother a believable reply

46. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #23 because she new her mother was not a tractable woman juliet had to think quickly on her feet in order to offer her mother a believable reply tractable- adjective easily managed or controlled

47. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #24 but juliets moment of hesitation caused her mother to arrogate her phone right out of her hand juliet was anguished

48. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #24 but juliets moment of hesitation caused her mother to arrogate her phone right out of her hand juliet was anguished anguished - adjective feeling great mental or physical pain

49. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #25 as juliets mother discovered the source of the flattering text she immediately let juliet now how adverse the capulets would be to juliets and romeos relationship

50. “‘Romeo and Juliet’ Revised” #25 as juliets mother discovered the source of the flattering text she immediately let juliet now how adverse the capulets would be to juliets and romeos relationship adverse- adjective against or not in favor of