ROMEO: Hey buddy Ben! (they fist pump) Look at this. Enter the dancers (Romeo and Mercury) and in turn the Count Paris, pushing them in a disguised manner.ROMEO: Oh no! Are my dad and the principal fighting again? Those two just hate each other. Already at the party, in the house of the Capulets. I only give you one piece of advice, better not get in where you do not belong, so you will avoid big problems, and in turn avoid great tragedies, my friend. Mercury: Without hope we will remain if we do not leave soon. Benvolio: I'm only advising you, it would not be a good idea to join with a Capulet, but I will not take away your crazy hopes. Romeo: I keep saying that you should not take my hopes away. Benvolio: I think so, cousin, you should not have any illusions, our family is the enemy of hers. Romeo: Do not take my hopes away, my friend.

Mercury: Eh! Romeo! Remember that Juliet is the daughter of the Capulets, great enemies of you, the Montagues! (Hopeful view) there will be my beloved Juliet. Romeo: I know that, but that does not prevent us from having a little fun, friend of mine. Remember that we are only dancers who entertain the bored! Mercury: We will dance so well that they will pay us what is due. Romeo: At tonight's party we must dance without waste, my great friend Mercury! With them was Benvolio, Romeo's cousin, helping them prepare. Then they would dance that night as entertainment at the party of the Capulets. A few hours after the party, the two dancers, Romeo and Mercurio, were preparing. Capulet: Well, at tonight's party you will fall in love, and it will be Count Paris who will do it. Juliet (Hopeful): Mother, I want to fall in love, want to know love. Capulet: This garden is full of roses, but you are the most beautiful my beautiful daughter. Ama: You'll get it, surely the love of your life is thinking the same thing at this moment.

Juliet: Oh nurse Ama, I would like to find the love of my life, and be as beautiful as these roses. In the patio of the house is Julieta with her nurse Ama, who are looking at the flowers. Sanson: If you do that, you will be doing evil, and you will pay it with a very high price, my lord. Capuleto: It's a good idea, but we should also think about the general family, and our well-being. Sanson: With all due respect, my gentlemen, I think you should let your daughter choose who to marry. Capulet: Then I will give the news to our daughter. Capulet: I've also been thinking about that my beloved, in fact the Count Paris will be the one who falls in love, is a good boy. Capulet: Capulet, I think it's time for our beloved Juliet to loose love reins.

In the place also was Sanson, the servant with more confidence. The father and the mother talk about their daughter, and that they should already seek their love, and then marry them, so they can continue with their lives.

Romeo and juliet one act play script