Types Of Love In Romeo And Juliet Quotes

As I follow them up, my phone buzzes. I pause, my heart racing with anticipation. I know it’s from Ryder even before I see his name on the screen, followed by three lines of text. My bounty is as boundless as the sea, My love as deep; the more I give to thee, The more I have, for both are infinite. Romeo and Juliet? I type back, smiling giddily. I should know this--we studied the play in ninth grade. Yeah. It’s Juliet’s line, but it works for me. I love you, Ryder Marsden. Not half as much as I love you, Jemma Cafferty. Sighing dreamily, I shove the phone back in my jacket pocket and hurry off to find my friends. Do I ever have a tale to tell them.

You've circled the globe to find yourself in the Globe,milady." Bill sketched a little bow. "The Globe Theatre?" Luce ducked as the woman in front of her discarded a gnawed-on turkey leg by tossing it over her shoulder. "You mean, like, Shakespeare?" "Well, he claims to be retired. You know those artist types. So moody." Bill swooped down near the ground, tugging at the hem of her dress and humming to himself. "Othello happened here," Luce said, taking a moment to let it all sink in. "The Tempest. Romeo and Juliet. We're practically standing in the center of all the greatest love stories ever written." "Actually,you're standing in walnut shells." "Why do you have to be so glib about everything? This is amazing!" "Sorry,I didn't realize we'd need a moment of bardolatry." His words came out lisped because of the needle clipped between his jagged teeth. "Now stand still." "Ouch!" Luce yelped as he jabbed sharply into her kneecap. "What are you doing?" "Un-Anachronizing you.These folks'll pay good money for a freak show, but they're expecting it to stay onstage.