Romeo's diary entry from the ball.

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Divya Singla 9C

Romeo’s diary entry

Dear Diary,

Today has been a wonderful day except for a few cases. The day started as heart-wrenching as I could bear. Flawless, Rosaline was so fair. Her mesmerising eyes shone like diamonds; her hair flowed fluently in the air-silky and lustrous; she had a soft and serene complexion that completed her. I wanted her love, she refused mine. She decided to hide her beauty and to remain alone for the rest of her life. I was so hurt. Why didn’t she love me? I couldn’t understand. Why wasn’t she attracted to me? My head was swamped with all these negative thoughts. Hurt, the only way I could think to relieve myself from such pain was suicide. There was no other way. While I was suffering, my good cousin, Benvolio came. He told me that my family had clashed with the ungraceful Capulet’s near the marketplace. Why can’t they just be civil with one another? I don’t like it when they fight-it’s not right. Fortunately, this chaos was put to an end by the fair Prince.

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        As I was moping, Benvolio proposed that I go with him and others of the Montague’s party, to check out some fine woman at the Capulet’s ball (My family’s enemy.) I didn’t want to go. I was too burdened with Rosaline’s refusal of my love and the Capulet-Montague quarrel this afternoon. But Benvolio being the scoundrel that he is, dragged me along against my will. He told me that at this ball there will be many beautiful women that are incomparable to Rosaline. In other words- Rosaline is repulsive compared to the other ladies in Verona. But I’m glad he ...

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