Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare | 2013
In the city of Verona, two families have a prolonged and ancient feud. The Montagues and the Capulets co-exist under the stern eye of the Prince, but the hatred between the families threatens all, in particular the children. The young men of both families are hot-blooded and ready to fight at any provocation, despite the Prince's edict against such fights. But when young Romeo, a Montague, first sets eyes on the virginal Capulet daughter Juliet, no enmity between families can prevent his falling in love with her, and her with him. From this risk-laden romance comes both joy and tragedy for all.
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00:00:00You
00:00:30Two households
00:00:32Both alike in dignity in fair Verona where we lay our scene
00:00:37from ancient grudge break to new mutiny where civil blood makes civil hands unclean and
00:00:45So the prince has called a tournament to keep the battle from the city streets
00:00:50Now rival Capulets and Montagues. They try their strength to gain the royal ring
00:01:00I
00:01:04Cousin
00:01:30I
00:01:33I
00:01:53We here declare Mercutio of the house of Montague our champion and so I bid you all
00:02:01Enjoy the day
00:02:15Juliet Juliet, please
00:02:17My lady and my lord will soon be home with news of the tournament in hurry nurse. Why do you dally?
00:02:23So I should so hurry till my heart gives out your heart is made of sterner stuff than that
00:02:30Your heart is made of sterner stuff
00:02:34That you should laugh to see me so wore out I keep you fast to make you young and strong
00:02:53Do you not choke to see Lord Tibbalt bested by a Montague dog and leave it the quarrel is between our masters
00:02:59The quarrel is between our masters and us their men
00:03:10Stop
00:03:15Put up your sword you know not what you do hold up there turn out bambolio and look upon thy death
00:03:23Tibbalt I do but keep the peace
00:03:26Put up your sword I'll manage it to part these men with me. What do you draw your sword and talk of peace?
00:03:31I hate the word as I hate hell all Montagues
00:03:41You argue with a child turn now and fight your equal if you dare
00:03:45Oh
00:03:54Montague that flourishes played
00:04:03Rebellious subjects stop this
00:04:06Enemies to peace would stain the pleasure of a tournament with bitter blood
00:04:12Throw your ill-tempered weapons to the ground
00:04:16And here's the sentence of your angry prince
00:04:18free civil brawls
00:04:20Bread of a foolish word by thee Lord Capulet or Montague have thrice destroyed the calm of our streets
00:04:29If ever you disturb our town again
00:04:32Your lives will pay the price for the offense
00:04:36You copulate you go along with me
00:04:39And Montague come you this afternoon
00:04:43And now on pain of death all fighting men depart
00:04:55Good afternoon my cousin is it so I
00:05:00Thought it should be night not much past four, and I'm sad the hours seem long
00:05:06What
00:05:08Sadness lengthens or amuse hours I
00:05:11Lacked the thing which if I had it would make them short I see
00:05:16You're in love
00:05:18How was the tournament served its turn?
00:05:21To launch another clash with Capulet so you must fence with hate and I with love
00:05:27Love is a harsh tyrant where he rules love is a smoke
00:05:32Rays on the fume of sighs the madness drenched in syrup choked with rage
00:05:38May I not know who it is you love
00:05:41I love a woman
00:05:44That much I found unaided
00:05:46Who loves me not?
00:05:48Sweet cousin say not so but may I have a name?
00:05:55Rosaline Rosaline
00:05:58Rosaline
00:06:00the niece of Lord Capulet's the same
00:06:04Be ruled by me and forget to think of her
00:06:06Oh teach me how I should forget to think love will not call on you, but once nor stay forever when he comes
00:06:13Release your eyes be glad she does not care
00:06:16Examine other beauties for what purpose cousin I pray you change your mind
00:06:21My
00:06:23Child is still a stranger to this world
00:06:25Let two more summers with her in their pride before we judge her right to be a wife
00:06:30Younger than she are happy mothers now
00:06:34Juliet is my only living child. She's the hopeful lady of my earth
00:06:42But woo her gentle Paris win her heart now
00:06:47Peter sir come here. They pray
00:06:53Take this list
00:06:56Of the last and final names search them through all Verona bid them come to feast and welcome at my house this night
00:07:17Find out those men whose names are written here. I was first found out what names he has writ
00:07:28Pray you sir, can you read I if I know the lessons in the language stay hello I can read
00:07:36Senor Martino and his wife and daughter's count Antelope and his beauty sisters the lady widow of Atravio
00:07:43Senor Placentio and his lovely wife my nephew count Tybalt and Lucio and lively Helena my fair niece
00:07:51Rosaline what assembly is this a mass gathering tonight at our house?
00:07:55My master is the great Lord Capulet if you not be in the house of Montague you're right welcome for your help. I'll bid you. Thanks
00:08:05So Rosaline's up to the Capulet this night
00:08:08Do but compare her face with some I know and I'll make you think you're swan a crow
00:08:13As if they could be fairer than my love. I'll go tonight, but only to rejoice and worship at the glory of my choice
00:08:33Heaven's child
00:08:35What are you thinking?
00:08:37Make haste the guests will be long gone air you are ready to receive them
00:08:44What is it mother Juliet
00:08:49You're a woman now
00:08:51Not a woman. Well. She's nearly a woman
00:08:56Nearly, but not yet nurse. I know my daughter's age. I think of her birth as if to a yesterday I
00:09:04Remember
00:09:06One day when she did fall and cut her brow my husband rest his soul picked up the child
00:09:10Why do you fall on your face says he you will fall backward when you have more wit and looking up at in the child
00:09:17Said yes enough of this. I pray you hold your peace yet madam
00:09:21I must laugh to think a child could stop crying like that and then say yes to Jack
00:09:24I pray you stop I beg peace I have done
00:09:29But I must say you were the prettiest babe. I ever nursed to now I
00:09:34Could live to see you where I wish
00:09:37And that is the very theme that I came to talk about tell me to what do you think of marriage I
00:09:47Never think of it. We'll think of it now
00:09:50Younger than you are mothers. I was your mother too when I was your age. I know it
00:09:57Count Paris wants you for his wife and love Paris
00:10:03So daughter
00:10:06Can you love the man I
00:10:09Hardly know him then learn to know him at the feast tonight
00:10:14Seek how you feel
00:10:17Study his eyes and read the message there
00:10:21See if you can be happy with him I
00:10:29Look and try to like him if that's my parents wish
00:10:37I
00:10:38Should attempt to talk coincide or sweep past in a crowd without a word
00:10:41Say nothing less you say too much will not challenge them for fear
00:10:45They challenge us will enter take the lady's measure and having taken it depart a gentle Romeo
00:10:51We must see you dance. Well. I refuse you you have the dancing shoes and dancing feet to fill them
00:10:58My soul is made of lead
00:11:00Sticks me to the ground and I cannot move you are a lover borrow Cupid's wings and fly
00:11:07But
00:11:13Should we enter I
00:11:15Start to fear some consequence yet hanging in the stars shall bitterly begin this fearful date. Maybe we should consider what we do I
00:11:24Dreamed a dream last night
00:11:26And so did I well what was yours that dreamers often lie and better sleep when they do dream things true
00:11:33Then I see Queen map has been with you
00:11:36She is the fairies midwife and she comes in shape no bigger than an agate stone
00:11:42On the forefinger of an alderman drawn with a team of little atomies a swat men's noses as they lie asleep
00:11:48The chariot is an empty haven
00:11:51And in this state she gallops night by night
00:11:54Through lovers brains, and then they dream of love or courteous knees that dream on curtsies straight
00:12:01Fingers who straight dream on fees
00:12:05Our ladies lips who straight on kisses dream. Peace. Peace. Let you show enough you talk of nothing
00:12:14True I talk of dreams
00:12:16Which are the children of an idle brain begot of nothing but vain fantasy
00:12:20Which is a sin of substance as the air and more inconstant than the wind
00:12:24Much more of this and we should be too late
00:12:27Come let us brave our fears and steer our course whatever it may prove on
00:12:34Lusty gentlemen
00:12:44Welcome gentlemen ladies that have their toes unplagued with corns will walk about with you. I
00:12:51I
00:12:56Welcome you all cut musicians play a
00:13:03Hole a hole make room
00:13:14He thinks we have the pick of what's on show feel hungry than a starving dog
00:13:21I
00:13:52You
00:14:10My lady Juliet
00:14:12I
00:14:14Beseech that you will pity me enough to dance and warm my evening with a heavenly smile
00:14:20Keep your unmannered hand for lesser prey
00:14:24And leave the fair one to her own device
00:14:32It's not Rosaline
00:14:34I
00:14:38Is she should he not start to make your case
00:14:47My case when you carried me hither that I might see I have no case to make go you speak with her
00:14:56You
00:14:59The Montague's in Capulets domain
00:15:02Messer before you have you all run mad he this I stand for has run mad for love of your green eyes
00:15:10Since Romeo is here. Why is he in need of deputies? Of course. He means to plead his cause himself
00:15:17Indeed from where we stand he looks well-occupied
00:15:33The lady Rosaline is well disposed but trembles for your safety
00:15:39What lady's that who doesn't reach the house
00:15:41But Rosaline she does teach the tortures to burn bright it seems she hangs upon the cheek of night like a fine jewel in an
00:15:49Ethiopian
00:15:51Beauty too rich for use for earth too dear
00:15:55So shows a snowy dove trooping with crows as yonder lady or her fellow shells
00:16:01But what of your love for her?
00:16:04I
00:16:07Did my heart love till now
00:16:10Persuade the sight I never saw true beauty till this night
00:16:23Sir I must protest I have a proud claim
00:16:28I
00:16:30Must protest I have a proud claim
00:16:35What claim is that claim of love that ever must be heard
00:16:46And shall I take advantage of this time try my chances with fair Rosaline
00:17:00So
00:17:18Now by the shield in honor of my blood to strike him dead I hold it not a sin
00:17:22Why how now Tybalt? Why storm yourself? Uncle the man Juliet is with is a multitude
00:17:30Oh
00:17:40It's him a villain Romeo
00:17:42Content d gentle cars
00:17:46Let him alone
00:17:49You heard the prince's warning at the joust
00:17:52To harm a Montague under this roof
00:17:54Means riot and in its bloody wake our deaths
00:17:57I would not for the wealth of all the town. Let any harm beset him in my house. I'm not injured
00:18:03You will endure it for I say you will am I master here or you?
00:18:07You'll make a mutiny among the guests. You will set cock a hooper. You'll be the man. Oh god
00:18:11He's a shame go to go to you shall come treasuring me. You are a precox go
00:18:16Good my lord husband
00:18:19Why are you so hot he may be hot but I am older stillness the amount that you would leisure here
00:18:26Moresca
00:18:27Why what a perfect dance for our amusement?
00:18:31To find the dance that's fit for romeo. We first need to put a rope around his neck. No cousin. Come
00:18:38Dreaded lakes with me
00:18:40And I shall coax you into company meet her gentle nephew in a country dance that we may see your anger is foresworn
00:18:49Oh
00:18:52If you so order uncle but be warned
00:18:57This foul invasion that you think so sweet. She'll turn to bitter gall before the end
00:19:19So
00:19:34Speak sir, you are too great for one who cuts a country dance
00:19:49So
00:19:59If I profane with my unworthiest hand this holy shrine
00:20:05My lips two blushing pilgrims ready stand to smooth that rough touch of the tender kiss
00:20:19Good pilgrim you do wrong your hand too much
00:20:24Which manly devotion shows in this
00:20:28The saints have hands that pilgrims hands to touch
00:20:31palm to palm is holy promise kiss
00:20:33Have saints not lips and holy palms, too
00:20:36Hi pilgrim. They've said they must use in prayer. Oh, then dear saint the lips do what hands do
00:20:42They pray
00:20:44Grant that less faith turn to despair. Well saints do not move that grant for prayer's sake then move not
00:20:57While my prayers effect I take
00:21:14Thus from my lips by yours my sin is purged
00:21:18Then have my lips the sin that they have took
00:21:21sin from my lips
00:21:24I will trespass sweetly urged
00:21:29Give me my sin again
00:21:40You kiss by the book madam
00:21:44Your mother craves a word with you
00:22:02Who is her mother her mother is the lady of the house
00:22:07You mean she's a Capulet she is
00:22:10Yes
00:22:11And I tell you he that can lay hold of juliet shall have the chinks
00:22:16Oh my dear god
00:22:20My life is my foe's dead
00:22:23Hmm
00:22:36Know you the man my cousin has made welcome
00:22:41Nay, but he would seem goodly youth goodly and deadly. He is romeo help of the house and one for you
00:22:52Oh
00:22:54Come here the nurse
00:22:57Who is that gentleman going through the door
00:23:02His name is romeo and a montague the only son of your great enemy
00:23:14My only love sprung from my only hate
00:23:18Too early seen and known and known too late
00:23:22What's this what's this
00:23:26It's nothing
00:23:43Somber face the way after a bull if I am young must I always be glad the black art den has cracked your peace of mind
00:23:49What black art would this be? No, I would not
00:23:53Do not let that name be spoken in this house
00:23:57Cousin I love thee
00:23:59Tybalt, I know it your honor is as dear to me as life
00:24:08With that warming thought i'll take my leave
00:24:22Oh
00:24:27Can I go home when all my heart is here
00:24:33Should I go home when all my heart is here
00:24:42Romeo
00:24:44Cousin romeo is wise and on my life has stolen home to bed. He ran this way
00:24:52I know he's jumped the wall. Let's call him good. Mercutio
00:25:03He jests at scarves that never felt a wound
00:25:17But soft what light through yonder window breaks
00:25:22It is the east
00:25:25And juliet is the sun
00:25:28Arise fair son and kill the envious moon who's already sick and pale with grief that thou art made out far more fair than she
00:25:42Wait
00:25:45It is my lady
00:25:49Oh, it is my love
00:25:52Oh that she knew she were
00:25:55The brightness of her cheek would shame the stars as daylight doth a lamp
00:26:00her eyes
00:26:01Set in heaven would give forth such light the birds would sing and think it were not night
00:26:09See how she leans her cheek upon her hand
00:26:14Oh that I were a glove upon that hand that I might touch that cheek
00:26:19Now me
00:26:22She speaks
00:26:24Oh speak again bright angel
00:26:27Romeo romeo
00:26:30Wherefore art thou romeo
00:26:37Deny thy father and refuse thy name or if that will not but be sworn my love and I'll no longer be a Capulet
00:26:45Shall I hear more shall I speak at this it is but thy name that is my enemy
00:26:50You'd be yourself if you were not called Montague
00:26:55What's in a name
00:26:58That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet
00:27:02So romeo would
00:27:06Romeo casts off thy name and for that name, which is no part of you. Take all of me. I take you at your word
00:27:12Call me your love and i'll be new baptized henceforth. I never will be romeo
00:27:16What man are you that hides within the shadows of the night to spy on me
00:27:21I don't know how to tell you who I am
00:27:24My name dear saint is hateful to myself because it is an enemy to you
00:27:32I have not heard you speak a hundred words yet. I do know the sound of that sweet voice
00:27:36Are you not romeo and a montague?
00:27:39Neither dear love if either you dislike
00:27:41You
00:27:45Why have you come this place is death if any of my kinsmen find you here
00:27:50With loves like wings did I have perched these walls?
00:27:54For stony limits cannot hold love out and what love can do that dares love attempt
00:28:01Therefore thy kinsmen have stopped to me
00:28:04To see you look severe more frightens me than 20 of their swords
00:28:08No
00:28:10Look you but sweet and I am proof against their enmity
00:28:15I would not for the world they saw you here
00:28:19But I would not have missed the words you spoke
00:28:23I'm blessed to think what you have heard tonight
00:28:27If I should ask you now for vows of love, I know you will say aye
00:28:31But if you swear you may prove false
00:28:34They say that joke does laugh at lovers perjuries
00:28:36And will you now call me too fast when have you not heard me I should be slow as ice
00:28:43Romeo trust me and I will prove more true than those who play the game with far more cunning wit
00:28:47Lady by yonder moon. I swear the tips with silver all the fruit tree top
00:28:51I swear not by the moon the inconstant moon that monthly changes in her second orb. Yes that your love proved likewise variable
00:29:00What should I swear by
00:29:01Do not swear at all
00:29:03And listen hard
00:29:05Are we too rash too unadvised too quick? No
00:29:09For this bud of love and summer's breath will prove a beauteous flower when next we meet
00:29:16I promise
00:29:18Go and good night and let sweet rest come to your heart and mine within my breast
00:29:24But will you leave me so unsatisfied
00:29:27What satisfaction would you have tonight the exchange of your love's faithful vow for mine
00:29:33I gave you mine before you did request it
00:29:36my lady
00:29:40Madam anon goodness sweet montague be true stay here one and I will come again
00:29:49I'm afraid all this is but a dream too flattering sweet to be substantial
00:29:56I think if you let me kill your purpose marriage
00:30:00It is my lady
00:30:03I was sent to you to learn my fate
00:30:05Where and what time you will perform the right and all my fortunes at your feet. I'll lay
00:30:10And follow you my lord throughout the world
00:30:16My lady
00:30:21A thousand times good night a thousand times the worst miss your light romeo my love
00:30:33So
00:30:46What time tomorrow should I send to you
00:30:48nine o'clock
00:30:49I will not fail
00:30:51Just 20 years till then
00:30:53I forgot why I called you back. Let me stand here till you remember it
00:30:59I should forget to have you still stand there
00:31:02Remembering how I love my company
00:31:14And i'll still stay to have me still forget forgetting any other home but this
00:31:23Good night. Good night
00:31:26Oh
00:31:29Seeing a such sweet sorrow let us just say good night till it be moral
00:31:39Sleep dwell upon thine eyes peace in thy breast
00:31:46Oh lady come in you will catch a chill would I was sleep in peace so sweet to rest
00:31:56You
00:31:59The earth is nature's mother and her tool
00:32:04within the petal trim of this small flower
00:32:08Poison has residence and medicine power
00:32:13Boiled and mixed the smell will bring us health and swallowed the result is instant death
00:32:20Oh
00:32:24Good morning father
00:32:26romeo
00:32:29Up and about in early morn
00:32:31I do not look to see the young at dawn
00:32:34Care keeps the old awake and wakes them soon, but young men sleep a golden sleep till noon
00:32:42Or if they don't and here i'll guess it right our romeo hath not been in bed tonight
00:32:49Well, that last is true but a sweet rest was mine
00:32:59God pardon sin. Were you with rosaline?
00:33:05I pray you were not playing
00:33:08Satan's game. Who is rosaline? I forgot the name
00:33:12Well, that's good my son. Where then have you been?
00:33:16I'll tell you. Are you asking me again?
00:33:19Oh father know my heart's desire set on the fair daughter of rich capulet
00:33:24As mine on her so hers is set as well and how he met and wooed and how I fell i'll say as we walk back
00:33:30But this I pray
00:33:32You consent to marry us today
00:33:36Holy saint francis
00:33:40What a change is here why she cast off that you did love so dear
00:33:45Jesus maria, what a deal of brine has washed your sallow cheeks for rosaline. You scolded me for loving russell
00:33:51I scolded you for moping like a child
00:33:54I'd not believe you tasted true love's joy and scold no more
00:33:57But god has taught me now to know true love and juliet as her face
00:34:05Speak you so though she'd be a capulet. What care I for the quarrels of the past all rivalries now buried in the tomb
00:34:13Well, well
00:34:17If this could carry all before I think I see a chance to end the city's strife
00:34:26If as I pray your marriage should prove sweet you'll turn your family's rancor to pure love
00:34:34Come you waverer and go along with me i'll grant your wish
00:34:40And be your wedding priest
00:34:48Where then is our romeo
00:34:50Did he come home last night?
00:34:52Not to this house
00:34:54I've spoken with his man
00:34:56Acutia there's news
00:34:58Tibalt has sent a letter here addressed to him
00:35:02A challenge on my life
00:35:04Which romeo will meet
00:35:06Alas poor romeo
00:35:08He is already dead
00:35:10Why?
00:35:12Who and what is Tibalt that he should be so sure of victory
00:35:14More than a prince of cats
00:35:16I tell you now
00:35:18He fights like a music player
00:35:20All precision and keeps his time and distance perfect play
00:35:22With one and two and three
00:35:24And in your chest
00:35:26He's a gentleman and a duelist
00:35:28And none who fight him live to tell the tale
00:35:30Gentlemen I hope you've helped to cover my tracks
00:35:32Where did you vanish to last night
00:35:34You gave us both the slip most prettily
00:35:36Father Mercutio
00:35:38I was much taken up
00:35:40At such a time a man may lose his grace
00:35:42And more besides
00:35:44Nay we forgive you
00:35:46For you are romeo again
00:35:48Is this not better now than groaning still for love
00:35:50Now you are sociable
00:35:52Great love will make us only into fools
00:35:54Stop there
00:35:56Romeo there's a letter come for you
00:35:58I fear it is a challenge from count Tibalt
00:36:00Which will not brook delay in your reply
00:36:02You could soothe his rage
00:36:04Cousin where are you going
00:36:06Romeo this heavy matter cannot be ignored
00:36:16Sir I desire some talk with you
00:36:18What tired old board is this
00:36:20And who is he that wears the hated coat of Capulet
00:36:22Go to I'd walk a while with her
00:36:24And will we see you at your father's dinner
00:36:26Of course
00:36:28Ah
00:36:38Why was the man so rude
00:36:40I'd like to use his tongue
00:36:42To flay and wound a poor old woman
00:36:44He's much enamored by the sound of his own voice
00:36:46And you stand by
00:36:48And suffer such a knave to use me at his pleasure
00:36:50If I knew any man to use you for his pleasure
00:36:52My weapon would be quickly out I swear
00:36:54Now before God I'm so vexed
00:36:56That every part about me quivers
00:36:58So to the business
00:37:00My young lady Juliet
00:37:02What of her
00:37:04She bade me seek you out and say
00:37:06First
00:37:08If you should deal double with her
00:37:10You will have me to answer
00:37:12Yes I do protest
00:37:14I'll tell her
00:37:16Now just listen
00:37:18She must gain her mother's word
00:37:20To make confession later on today
00:37:22In the cell there she will be absolved
00:37:24And married too
00:37:26This afternoon a bride
00:37:28Farewell
00:37:30Be trusty and commend me to your mistress
00:37:32There's one thing more
00:37:34What is it
00:37:36There is a nobleman in town one Paris
00:37:38Who plans to marry and lie with her
00:37:40And is she like him
00:37:42Never she would soon have lay me the stinking toad
00:37:44Her thoughts are all with you
00:37:46As I have taunted her
00:37:48But you should know of him
00:37:50And now commend me to my lady
00:37:52I will
00:37:54A thousand times
00:38:04Oh my darling nurse what news
00:38:06Tell me you found him
00:38:12Good sweet nurse
00:38:16Oh lord you look so sad
00:38:18Whatever news you bring casts off your gloom
00:38:20And if you're to be glad
00:38:22Then do not punish me by wearing such a mask of tragedy
00:38:24I'm so weary let me rest a while
00:38:26Oh my bones ache
00:38:28After the day I've had
00:38:30I would exchange my bones for all your news
00:38:32Please speak I pray you dear sweet nurse do tell
00:38:34What's the rush I mean it's patience
00:38:36Please can you not see I'm out of breath
00:38:38How are you out of breath
00:38:40When you have breath to say to me that you are out of breath
00:38:42Is your news good or bad
00:38:44Just answer that
00:38:46Let me hear the rest let me just know if it is good or bad
00:38:52Well
00:38:56I must say
00:38:58You have good taste
00:39:00Dear men
00:39:02That Romeo's face
00:39:04Is handsome as the dawn
00:39:08His body
00:39:10Fever, leg, foot
00:39:12Excel against the finest
00:39:14His manners
00:39:16Might improve but there is time
00:39:18Now have you dined already
00:39:20Not yet
00:39:22But nurse I knew all this before
00:39:24What says he of our marriage
00:39:26What of that
00:39:28Oh what a head I have
00:39:30It throbs as it would break in twenty bits
00:39:32And my back
00:39:34My back is killing me
00:39:36It's all your fault for sending me to town
00:39:38In future take your messages yourself
00:39:40Mercy pity me what says my Romeo
00:39:44Oh
00:39:50Can you have leave today
00:39:52To make confession
00:39:54I could
00:39:56Then go you from here
00:39:58To father Lawrence's cell
00:40:04You'll find a husband
00:40:06Keen to make you wife
00:40:08No
00:40:12No
00:40:16Not until you have a bath
00:40:26I pray the heavens smile upon this act
00:40:30And not punish us with later sorrow
00:40:32Amen
00:40:34But come what sorrow can
00:40:36It cannot countervail the exchange of joy
00:40:38That one short minute gives me in her sight
00:40:40Do thou but close her hands with holy words
00:40:44Then love devouring death
00:40:46Do what he dare
00:40:48It is enough that I can call her mine
00:40:50These violent passions
00:40:52Can have violent ends
00:40:54Blaze up like gunpowder
00:40:56In their fiery glory
00:40:58Consuming themselves and others
00:41:00The sweetest honey
00:41:02Sickens when overate
00:41:04Defeating its own delight
00:41:06Therefore be moderate
00:41:08Long lasting love must be
00:41:10Love too fast
00:41:12Can prove falser than
00:41:14Love too slow
00:41:20Good evening to my dearest confessor
00:41:22Romeo gives thanks to see you here
00:41:26Can I owe those thanks to him with all my heart
00:41:28Oh Juliet
00:41:30If your heart like mine is full
00:41:32And you have greater skill than I to speak
00:41:34Then tell the joy that waits us both this night
00:41:38I cannot tell a horse's limitless
00:41:42They are but beggars who can count their worth
00:41:44Enough of love talk
00:41:46Come along with me
00:41:48For we will make short work of binding oaths
00:41:50And holy church shall join two into one
00:41:58Romeo
00:42:14Oh no
00:42:18Juliet
00:42:28You
00:42:32Follow
00:42:50Amen
00:42:52Amen
00:42:54Amen
00:42:58Amen
00:43:00Amen
00:43:02Amen
00:43:04Amen
00:43:06Amen
00:43:08Amen
00:43:10Amen
00:43:12Amen
00:43:14Amen
00:43:16Amen
00:43:18Amen
00:43:20Amen
00:43:22Amen
00:43:24Amen
00:43:26Amen
00:43:56Juliet
00:44:00My lady Juliet
00:44:02Scarcely were you both gone
00:44:04And on your way a messenger from Lord Capulet arrived
00:44:08Your cousin Tybalt has set forth in such a rage
00:44:10There's trouble in the offing
00:44:12Your father bids you hurry back
00:44:14I will
00:44:16You go with her, see her safely home
00:44:20Till tonight
00:44:22Which is a year away
00:44:24Only a year
00:44:26You do not love me then
00:44:38I pray you good Mercutio
00:44:40Let's go, the Capulets are out
00:44:42You are like the man who snatches off his sword
00:44:44On a tavern's table
00:44:46Lays it down forthwith and vows to have no need of it
00:44:48But with a second beer
00:44:50He takes it up and runs his host right through
00:44:52I like such a fellow
00:44:54You know you're as hot a jack today as any to be found in Italy
00:44:56Your mood is moody as a bitch on heat
00:44:58Is it so?
00:45:00Why, you'd quarrel with a man for cracking nuts
00:45:02For the insult given to your hazel eyes
00:45:04I've seen you quarrel with a man for coughing in the street
00:45:06Because he woke your dog
00:45:08And if I did, I'm still less quick to find a fight than you
00:45:14I have been here come the Capulets
00:45:16And do I care
00:45:22Wait over here and I will speak with them
00:45:24Good morrow gentlemen
00:45:26A word with one of you
00:45:28A single word with one of us?
00:45:30Let's couple it with something
00:45:32Maybe a word in the blow
00:45:34You'll find me good at that Mercutio
00:45:36If you'll give me the chance
00:45:38Can you not take the chance?
00:45:40Or must it be given?
00:45:42I have sent a letter writ
00:45:44I have sent a letter writ
00:45:46I have sent a letter writ
00:45:48I have sent a letter writ
00:45:50I have sent a letter writ
00:45:52To Romeo, whom you consort with
00:45:54Consort with?
00:45:56What?
00:45:58Do you imagine us a pair of minstrels?
00:46:00For if you do, expect the sharpest notes
00:46:02Here's my baton that shall make you dance
00:46:04Consorts indeed
00:46:06Mercutio, Tybalt, this is a public place
00:46:08Either withdraw into some private place
00:46:10And there dispute your grievance
00:46:12Or else, and better yet, go home
00:46:14Men's eyes were made to look and let them gaze
00:46:16I will not budge for no man's pleasure
00:46:20Oh
00:46:24Oh
00:46:28Peace be with you, sir
00:46:30Here comes my man
00:46:32Your man? I do not see him in your livery
00:46:34How dare you call a Montague your man?
00:46:36Vambolio! Is something here amiss?
00:46:38Romeo, the hate I bear thee
00:46:40Can afford no better term than this
00:46:42Thou art a villain
00:46:44Tybalt, the reason that I have to love thee
00:46:46Does much excuse the appertaining rage
00:46:48To such a greeting
00:46:50Villain am I none
00:46:52Therefore, farewell, I see you know me not
00:46:54Boy, this will not temper the injuries you have done me
00:46:56Therefore, turn and fight
00:47:02I do insist I never injured you, but loved you
00:47:04Better than you'll understand
00:47:06Till you do know the reason
00:47:08So, good Capulet
00:47:10A name I love as dearly as my own
00:47:12Be satisfied
00:47:14How smooth this honour of vile submission
00:47:16Tybalt
00:47:20You rat-catcher
00:47:22Will you walk this way?
00:47:24What will you want from me?
00:47:26Good King of Cats, just one of your nine lives
00:47:28You have it to spare with eight to use hereafter
00:47:30What?
00:47:32Do you dither now to draw your sword?
00:47:34Make haste, or I will pluck you
00:47:36Ere it's out
00:47:38I am for you
00:47:44I am for you
00:47:46Now, Mercutio, I beg you, put your sword down
00:47:48Come, sir
00:47:50Are you ready? Let's begin
00:47:52Mercutio, stop!
00:47:54Help me hold them back
00:47:56Stop, please!
00:47:58Tybalt!
00:48:04Gentlemen, for shame!
00:48:07Stop this brawl now!
00:48:09You know the Prince has made his wishes clear
00:48:12An end to fighting in Verona Street
00:48:14Tybalt!
00:48:16Mercutio!
00:48:18Hold! It is time for peace!
00:48:33Let's away
00:48:35I am dead
00:48:37This Tybalt long had no wound to bear
00:48:41You, sir, run to my father's house
00:48:43fetch a surgeon
00:48:45Tybalt!
00:48:47Romeo!
00:48:49Villain! Dog!
00:48:51If thou art brave
00:48:53Come settle with me, boy
00:48:58Have courage, man
00:49:00The wound cannot be much
00:49:02No
00:49:04It is not so deep as a well
00:49:06Nor so wide as a church door
00:49:10But it is enough
00:49:12It will serve
00:49:14Ask for me tomorrow
00:49:16And you shall find me a grave man
00:49:18Guy in peppered
00:49:20Guy warrant for this world
00:49:24While your devil came in between us
00:49:26He stabbed me under your arm
00:49:28I thought all for the best
00:49:31But best intentions
00:49:33paved the way to hell
00:49:38Thou art the Montague's Capulets
00:49:42whose angry wars
00:49:44stolen all my days
00:49:48Plague on both your houses
00:50:00He is dead
00:50:04His gallant spirit
00:50:06is among the clouds
00:50:16Stay here, Benvolio
00:50:18Be what help you may
00:50:20I have some business
00:50:22with a new relation
00:50:26No! But Romeo, stay!
00:50:30Come out!
00:50:34Let him pass
00:50:48What, Romeo? Is it cowardice that holds you back?
00:51:00No!
00:51:24Many have died in this place, Montague
00:51:26Befriend their spirits while you still have time
00:51:28They wait to welcome you with open arms
00:51:30They wait for one of us
00:51:32That much is sure
00:51:52Cousin!
00:51:54We're here, Timon!
00:51:56Leave us!
00:52:08No! My lord!
00:52:24Timon!
00:52:34Romeo, wait!
00:52:36The gods themselves are angry! Tybalt's killed!
00:52:38Tybalt is slain!
00:52:40Don't stand there a daze! Go!
00:52:42The prince will have your head if you're taken! Go!
00:52:46Oh, I am fortune's fool
00:52:48Romeo, be gone!
00:52:50Away now!
00:52:54Go!
00:53:16Tybalt, my nephew
00:53:18He was my brother's child
00:53:20See how the blood is spilled
00:53:22Of my dear kinsman
00:53:24Prince, as you are true
00:53:26For blood of ours
00:53:28Shed blood of Montague
00:53:30Lavolio
00:53:32Who began this bloody fight?
00:53:34Tybalt here slain
00:53:36And I was witness how
00:53:38Romeo did beg him to desist
00:53:40Alas, nothing could stay the rage of angry Tybalt
00:53:42Whose ears were deaf to peace
00:53:44But what of the second act?
00:53:46Mercutio lies dead
00:53:48And in his grief
00:53:50Does blinded Romeo entertain revenge?
00:53:52He is a cousin of the Montagues
00:53:54Affection makes him false
00:53:56Romeo killed Tybalt
00:53:58Romeo must not live
00:54:00Romeo killed him
00:54:02He killed Mercutio
00:54:04Who is the guilty man in all this grief?
00:54:06Not Romeo, prince
00:54:08He was Mercutio's friend
00:54:10And killed his murderer
00:54:12The very end the law would have exacted
00:54:21This offence means
00:54:23We do now at once
00:54:25Exile him hence
00:54:28I will be deaf
00:54:30To pleading and excuse
00:54:32Therefore use none
00:54:34Let Romeo leave in haste
00:54:36For if he is found
00:54:38That hour will be his last
00:54:42Oh God
00:54:44Did Romeo's hand
00:54:46Shed Tybalt's blood?
00:54:48It did
00:54:50I weep to say it
00:54:52But it did
00:54:54And now the prince
00:54:56Has exiled Tybalt's murderer
00:54:58No
00:55:00Shame on you Romeo
00:55:02Blessed your tongue
00:55:04What a beast I have been to chide him
00:55:06Did Tybalt not first stare Mercutio?
00:55:08Would you speak well of him that killed your cousin?
00:55:10Shall I speak ill of him that is my husband?
00:55:12How stupid I have been to rail
00:55:14When now your news of him
00:55:16Is worse than Tybalt's death
00:55:18Worse than your cousin's death?
00:55:20Indeed
00:55:22You told me Romeo is banished
00:55:24And one word is greater grief to me
00:55:26Than father, mother, Tybalt and myself
00:55:28All dead and buried
00:55:34Stay in your room
00:55:36And I'll find Romeo
00:55:38I promise you
00:55:40Our husband for tonight
00:55:46Oh
00:55:50Give this ring to my true knight
00:55:52Let him come to take his last farewell
00:55:56I will
00:56:08What have I done
00:56:10That murdered my tomorrow?
00:56:12In killing him
00:56:14Oh she must truly love I have tried
00:56:16And sentenced my own heart to death
00:56:20If she can pity me my suffering
00:56:22Then were it worth
00:56:24A thousand torments more
00:56:26Disasters follow you
00:56:28Like trusted dogs
00:56:30You must be married to calamity
00:56:32Tell me the prince's verdict
00:56:34Am I to die so young
00:56:36Not yet at least
00:56:38His judgment
00:56:40Has more pity than you dread
00:56:42He seeks to have you banished
00:56:44And not dead
00:56:46Not banishment
00:56:48Be merciful say death
00:56:50For exile has more terror
00:56:52And it's luck much more than death
00:56:54Do not say banishment
00:56:56All he asks is that you leave Verona
00:56:58It's not so much
00:57:00The world is broad and wide
00:57:02There is no world beyond the city's walls
00:57:04Just purgatory
00:57:06Torture, hell itself
00:57:08And exile is another word for death
00:57:12The prince's kindness is a golden axe
00:57:14That cuts my head off
00:57:16Rude, unthankful boy
00:57:18The prince in gentleness
00:57:20Overturns the law
00:57:22But this is sweet mercy
00:57:24And you see it not
00:57:26It's torture and not mercy
00:57:28Heaven is here
00:57:30Where Juliet lives
00:57:32And every cat and dog
00:57:34And little mouse, every unworthy thing
00:57:36Live here in heaven and may look on her
00:57:38But Romeo may not
00:57:40More validity, more honourable state
00:57:42More courtship
00:57:44The Sicarian flies than Romeo
00:57:46And they may seize
00:57:48On the white wonder
00:57:50Of dear Juliet's hand
00:57:52I mean flies may do this
00:57:54But I from this must fly
00:57:56They are free men but I am banished
00:57:58Peace, Romeo, in your ingratitude
00:58:00You cannot talk of what you do not feel
00:58:02If you were young like me
00:58:04And full of love
00:58:06Married an hour
00:58:08I would lay my head for Tybalt's blood
00:58:10Hungry for Juliet but banished from her side
00:58:12Then you could speak and I would listen
00:58:16Where is my lady's lord?
00:58:18Where is Romeo?
00:58:20Behold him now
00:58:22With his own tears made drunk
00:58:28So is my lady Juliet
00:58:30Just the same
00:58:32Blubbering and weeping
00:58:34Weeping and blubbering
00:58:36Say quick, does she now think I'm a murderer?
00:58:38She weeps and weeps
00:58:42And lies upon her bed
00:58:44And then jumps up and cries out Tybalt
00:58:46And then Romeo
00:58:48My name was fatal to her from the start
00:58:52It kills her
00:58:54As it killed her noble kinsman
00:58:56Oh tell me what part of my anatomy
00:58:58Does lodge my name and I will hash it up
00:59:00What?
00:59:02Would kill yourself and all the lady's hopes?
00:59:06Look to your wits
00:59:08Your Juliet is alive
00:59:12There you are happy
00:59:14Tybalt would kill you
00:59:16But you instead killed Tybalt
00:59:18Take heart
00:59:20The prince has altered death
00:59:22To simple exile
00:59:24Another stroke of luck to make you smile
00:59:26Have done with pouting
00:59:28Go to your love
00:59:30Climb to her chamber
00:59:32Kiss and comfort her
00:59:34But leave before the watch begins to walk
00:59:36To make the journey safe to Mantua
00:59:38Where you will live
00:59:40Till we can find a way to
00:59:42Blaze your marriage, reconcile all your friends
00:59:44Beg pardon of the prince and call you back
00:59:48Oh what it is to hear good counsel
00:59:52You must return to my lady Juliet
00:59:54Say Romeo is coming
00:59:58My lord I'll tell my lady you will come
01:00:00Say I'm prepared to be chastised
01:00:04Here's a ring she did bid me give you
01:00:08How will my comfort is revived by this
01:00:12Be sure you leave before the dawn
01:00:14And make your home in Mantua and wait
01:00:18I will send you messages
01:00:20With all our news
01:00:24If I were not to gain a joy past joy
01:00:26I'd be sad to leave you
01:00:34So farewell
01:00:46Why the race to drag her to the church
01:00:50Give her time to mourn her cousin
01:00:52No
01:00:54We have no time to waste in sterile tears
01:00:58With Paris rested in the slips
01:01:00And soon to be rid of her
01:01:02She is not persuaded she is his
01:01:04I do not think he is so changeable
01:01:06Let us not take a chance with lovers' vows
01:01:08When Jove does laugh at their fragility
01:01:10Do you want legal offspring from our loins
01:01:14With Tybalt dead and all our line at risk
01:01:16Young Juliet is the only living cause
01:01:18To which our blood can flow
01:01:20You know I do
01:01:22Well then we shall take action when we may
01:01:24And strike while the iron is hot
01:01:32Welcome
01:01:34How does my lady in this sorrowful hour
01:01:36I would that I might be some comfort to her
01:01:38Tonight
01:01:40She is imprisoned in her grief
01:01:42But in the morning
01:01:44I will know her mind
01:01:46Wife
01:01:48When dawn breaks bid her make ready for her wedding day
01:01:50You will tell her
01:01:52On Thursday
01:01:54She will wed the noble count
01:01:56What say you to Thursday
01:01:58My lord
01:02:00I wish Thursday were tomorrow
01:02:02Thursday it is then
01:02:06Come gentle night
01:02:08Come loving black-browed night
01:02:10Give me my Romeo
01:02:12And when he shall die
01:02:14Take him and cut him out in little stars
01:02:16He will make the face of heaven so fine
01:02:18That all the world
01:02:20Will be in love with night
01:02:22And pay no worship to the garish sun
01:02:30Ah
01:03:00Ah
01:03:02Ah
01:03:04Ah
01:03:06Ah
01:03:08Ah
01:03:10Ah
01:03:12Ah
01:03:14Ah
01:03:16Ah
01:03:18Ah
01:03:20Ah
01:03:22Ah
01:03:24Ah
01:03:26Ah
01:03:28My husband
01:03:30My wife
01:03:58Ah
01:04:00Ah
01:04:02Ah
01:04:04Ah
01:04:06Ah
01:04:08Ah
01:04:10Ah
01:04:12Ah
01:04:14Ah
01:04:16Ah
01:04:28Ah
01:04:30Ah
01:04:32Ah
01:04:34Ah
01:04:36Ah
01:04:38Ah
01:04:40Ah
01:04:42Ah
01:04:44Ah
01:04:46Ah
01:04:48Must you be gone
01:04:50It's no when either dawn
01:04:52You are the nightingale
01:04:54And not the lark I promise
01:04:56She sings each night
01:04:58Sitting in yonder tree
01:05:00Believe me love it was the nightingale
01:05:02It was the lark
01:05:04The herald of the morn
01:05:06No nightingale
01:05:08Love
01:05:10Love
01:05:12What envious streaks do lace the severing clouds
01:05:14In yonder east
01:05:18Night's candles are burnt out
01:05:20And jocund day stands tiptoe on the misty mountain tops
01:05:26I must be gone and live
01:05:28Or stay and die
01:05:32I do not think the light is daylight yet
01:05:36I am content if you would have it so
01:05:40I have more heart to stay than will to go
01:05:44Come death and the welcome
01:05:48Juliet wills it so
01:05:50I will lie with you and say it is not day
01:05:56It is it is
01:05:58Go now be gone away
01:06:00It is the lark that sings her out of tune
01:06:02With horror discords and unpleasant sharps
01:06:04Hurry now more light and light it grows
01:06:06More light and light
01:06:08More dark and dark are woes
01:06:12Madam
01:06:14What is it
01:06:16Your mother is soon coming to your chamber
01:06:18The day is here
01:06:20Be careful and make haste
01:06:22I shall be gone
01:06:24Farewell my love
01:06:32One more kiss and I'll descend
01:06:44No
01:06:46Come this way
01:06:48Come
01:06:52I'll teach Benvolio to learn and use each day
01:06:54No more than that
01:06:56Each hour and each day
01:06:58Each minute and each hour is a day for planning lovers
01:07:00Any men to that
01:07:18Do you believe we'll ever meet again
01:07:22I do not doubt it
01:07:24Nor that we shall smile
01:07:26To think of all these troubles in the past
01:07:38If God would only free me of foreboding
01:07:42I think I see you
01:07:44There you are below
01:07:46Still as pale as dead men in their tombs
01:07:50So are you, dim love, in dawn's drab light
01:07:54Our worries make us pale
01:07:58So are you
01:08:16So are you
01:08:46Fortune, fortune
01:08:48All men call you fickle
01:08:50Because no fortune ever comes to be
01:08:54If that is so
01:08:56Then change again, oh fortune
01:08:58Be fickle now and send him back to me
01:09:16Please, Lodolio
01:09:18Be a guardian angel to my love
01:09:20Watch her firmly
01:09:22And gently as you would do the eye of God
01:09:24I will
01:09:26I promise you
01:09:28Farewell, cousin
01:09:34What is the rush
01:09:36I pray you tell my lord I will not marry yet
01:09:38And when I do I swear it shall be Romeo whom I hate
01:09:40Rather than Paris whom I despise
01:09:46Here comes your father
01:09:48You can tell him so yourself
01:09:58My girl is like a channel
01:10:00What more tears
01:10:02The level of the sea will start to lift
01:10:04If much more water flows from your sweet eyes
01:10:08Wife
01:10:10Have you told her of her marriage plans
01:10:12I have
01:10:14I have
01:10:16And she will have none of it, I swear
01:10:18Soft
01:10:20Soft
01:10:24Take me with you, take me with you, wife
01:10:26Will she none
01:10:30Does she not give us thanks
01:10:32Is she not proud
01:10:34Does she not think her blessed
01:10:36Unworthy as she is
01:10:38That we have brought so worthy a gentleman to be her groom
01:10:40Thankful I am and grateful for your love
01:10:42But proud I cannot be of what I hate
01:10:44How, how, how, how, child, logic
01:10:46What is this
01:10:48Proud, and I thank you
01:10:50But I thank you not
01:10:52Thank me no thankings, nor proud me no prouds
01:10:54Be ready, lady, Thursday morning next
01:10:56To go with Paris to St. Peter's church
01:10:58For I will drag thee thither on a rail
01:11:02Good father, I beseech you on my knees
01:11:04Will you not give me leave to plead my cause
01:11:08You
01:11:10I tell you what
01:11:12Be there
01:11:14Thursday church
01:11:16You'll never have to look me in the face
01:11:18Speak not, reply not
01:11:20Do not answer me, my fingers itch
01:11:22My lord, you're in the wrong, my lord, to punish her
01:11:24Is that my lady wisdom's view
01:11:26Take care you dice with your place
01:11:28In talking thus
01:11:30May not one speak
01:11:32And will you be quiet, you fool
01:11:34No, husband, you are too hot
01:11:36God's blood, it does make me mad
01:11:38Day
01:11:40Night
01:11:42Month
01:11:44Year
01:11:46My constant care
01:11:48Has been to have my only child
01:11:50Worthily matched
01:11:52And here I find
01:11:54An educated man
01:11:56Of equal birth
01:11:58With honourable parts
01:12:00With fine estates, and handsome to behold
01:12:02And what is my reward
01:12:04A puking fool
01:12:06I'll not wed, I cannot love
01:12:08I am too young, I pray you, pardon me
01:12:12Now think on this
01:12:14Thursday is near
01:12:16If you will play the bride, then are you my daughter
01:12:18And all this for God
01:12:20If you will not, then you are mine no more
01:12:22Graze where you will, you shall not house
01:12:24With me
01:12:26Beg, starve
01:12:28Or hang
01:12:30I'll ne'er acknowledge thee
01:12:32Nor pass to you the slightest thing that's mine
01:12:34I swear to this, my word
01:12:36So help me, God
01:12:44How can a father speak so to a child
01:12:46Who loves him better than she loves herself
01:12:52Oh, God
01:12:54Oh, nurse
01:12:56How shall this be prevented
01:12:58I have a living husband here on earth
01:13:00What, should I take a second in a lie
01:13:02And cast myself forever into hell
01:13:10Well, here it is
01:13:12Romeo is
01:13:14Gone
01:13:16And cannot come back
01:13:18Except in stealth at risk to life and limb
01:13:22Given that case, which will not alter soon
01:13:26I think it best you marry with the Count
01:13:32Speakest thou from thy heart
01:13:36And from my soul
01:13:38Or the devil take us all
01:13:42Amen
01:14:02Juliet
01:14:28Oh, Juliet
01:14:30I understand your grief
01:14:32I strive and stream to think how I may help
01:14:36I know your father's will is absolute
01:14:38That Thursday next you marry with the Count
01:14:40Why talk of what must be, which cannot be
01:14:46If you have no solution to my plight
01:14:48Then this knife shall be my deliverer
01:14:50Ah, Jesu Maria
01:14:54God joined our hearts in bliss, you joined our hands
01:14:56And death is better than the ruin of all
01:14:58So bless this blade unless you have a remedy
01:15:00And I'll exchange my honor for my life
01:15:04Daughter
01:15:10I do spy a kind of hope
01:15:14But it requires a desperate execution
01:15:24You have the strength of will to kill yourself
01:15:26Rather than marry Paris
01:15:28Very well
01:15:30You will need that strength
01:15:32And I do know a way
01:15:38Rather than marry Paris
01:15:40I would jump from off the battlements of yonder tower
01:15:42Spend a long dark night walled in a tomb
01:15:46With rotting limbs and hollow grinning skulls
01:15:50Or order me to lie in a fresh grave
01:15:52And hide myself inside the corpse's shroud
01:15:54Things most hideous will I gladly do
01:15:56To keep myself unscarred for Romeo's love
01:16:00Then go home
01:16:02Be merry
01:16:04And agree to marry Paris
01:16:08Oh, I am in earnest, Juliet
01:16:14For I have knowledge to concoct a mix
01:16:16That will unlock you from your present cell
01:16:20If you but find the nerve to swallow it
01:16:24Tomorrow's Thursday
01:16:28Now tonight
01:16:30Make sure you sleep alone
01:16:32And send your prying nurse out of the room
01:16:46Lie down upon your bed
01:16:48Then take this file
01:16:50Then take this file
01:17:00And drink the clouded juice to the last drop
01:17:12Soon
01:17:14Soft drowsiness will close your eyes
01:17:16Your pulse will cease
01:17:18And there will be
01:17:20No sign of life within you
01:17:24Neither warmth nor breath
01:17:26Nor roses in your cheeks
01:17:28Nor on your lips
01:17:30But stiff and stark
01:17:32And every sign of death
01:17:36And in this borrowed likeness of a corpse
01:17:38You will continue for six and twenty hours
01:17:42And then awake
01:17:44As from a pleasant dream
01:17:46So Paris
01:17:48On his wedding morn
01:17:50Will come to find his bride is dead
01:17:52And ripe for burial in the great vault
01:17:54Where Capulets do lie
01:18:00While I will write with news to Romeo
01:18:10He and I will be there
01:18:12When he will wake you with a kiss
01:18:26And he will carry you
01:18:28To some far distant place
01:18:30Where all your anguish
01:18:32Shall become pure joy
01:18:38Give me the file
01:18:40Give me the file and talk no more of fear
01:18:42And go
01:18:44At dawn tomorrow a novice will set out
01:18:46For Mantua with letters for your lord
01:18:48Farewell dear friar
01:18:52No love
01:18:56Give me strength
01:19:00You said it was a modest group of friends
01:19:02And so it will be
01:19:04Peter, what's the news?
01:19:06Well, we've hired ten cooks and twenty serving men
01:19:10A quiet marriage leads to speculation
01:19:14My daughter does the virtue of a saint
01:19:16And I would rather none had leave to doubt
01:19:20Come here Naz
01:19:22My lord
01:19:24Is Juliet gone to Friar Lawrence's cell?
01:19:26She is
01:19:28To make confession of her sins
01:19:30Let's hope he may have found some good in her
01:19:36She's here
01:19:39Merrier than when she left
01:19:41Where have you been
01:19:43My headstrong gadabout?
01:19:45The holy friar sends me home to kneel
01:19:47And asks forgiveness for my mutiny
01:19:51Pardon me dear father
01:19:53I beseech you
01:19:55Henceforward I will live beneath your rule
01:19:57Well said my daughter
01:20:04If you should find Romeo
01:20:06In morbid grief or feverish
01:20:08These herbs will make him well
01:20:10Be sure he's strong to take the journey home
01:20:12But do not fear
01:20:14My letter will revive him
01:20:17Give me your blessing
01:20:19And I will be gone
01:20:21God speed your path
01:20:23And keep you safe from harm
01:20:37Nurse
01:20:39Here is the key to fetch more spices
01:20:41The cook wants dates and quinces for the pies
01:20:43We must move on
01:20:45Paris will be here
01:20:47Get anything we need, spare not the cost
01:20:49My lady and my lord
01:20:51Get you some rest
01:20:53Or you will not survive the wedding feast
01:20:55What nonsense
01:20:57I've been up all night before for lesser cause than this
01:20:59And I know why
01:21:01And look to have the rest of your life
01:21:03And I know why
01:21:05And look to have no repetition now
01:21:11A wife still jealous after all these years
01:21:13Why did compliment enough to give me cheer
01:21:27Wife
01:21:29Nurse
01:21:31What, nobody a baby
01:21:33Peace, peace
01:21:35Go awaken Juliet
01:21:37Dress her and trim her
01:21:39Pray bring her down
01:21:41To compliment the bridegroom in his choice
01:21:53Mistress
01:21:55My Juliet
01:21:57Still fast asleep
01:22:01It's time to wake
01:22:03Well you'll profit from a few hours dreams
01:22:07Tonight count Paris will have other plans
01:22:11But if your marriage will not let you rest
01:22:13Just wait ten years
01:22:15You'll sleep all you want
01:22:19How sound you slumber
01:22:23I must needs wake you
01:22:25Lady
01:22:31Lady
01:22:35Lady
01:22:41Help
01:22:43Help
01:22:45Help
01:23:01Help
01:23:09Come
01:23:11Is my bride ready to go to church
01:23:13Ready to go but never to return
01:23:15My son
01:23:17The night before your wedding day
01:23:19Your wife was stolen from you
01:23:23What
01:23:27Are you saying she's dead
01:23:29Flower as she was
01:23:33Death is now my heir
01:23:35My daughter he has married
01:23:39I will die and leave him all
01:23:41Life
01:23:43Living
01:23:45All is death
01:23:49This day had promised all my happiness
01:23:53And now it shows me such a sight as this
01:23:55A cursed, unhappy
01:23:57Wretched, hateful day
01:23:59The worst that ever dawned
01:24:03Most woeful day
01:24:05Never was so black a day as this
01:24:09I am divorced
01:24:11Wronged
01:24:13Hated
01:24:15Killed by death
01:24:17But death is my future
01:24:19He holds all I love
01:24:27Death that has killed my daughter
01:24:29Ties my tongue
01:24:31And drains my eyes
01:24:33And will not let me grieve
01:24:35Oh child
01:24:37My soul more than my child
01:24:39Dead are you now
01:24:41Like my child is dead
01:24:45And with my child
01:24:47All my joys are buried
01:24:49Oh come sir
01:24:51For shame
01:24:55And think of her
01:24:57Poor soul
01:24:59Freed now from care
01:25:01And safe in heavens
01:25:03Bless
01:25:05Give up your grief
01:25:07And bring sweet-smelling flowers
01:25:09To lay upon her corpse
01:25:11With gentle tears
01:25:13Oh come
01:25:15For shame
01:25:17Gentle tears
01:25:19And take her to church
01:25:21Where she may sleep among her kin
01:25:23For all eternity
01:25:27The plans we made for joyful celebration
01:25:29Must turn instead
01:25:31To mark our sorrowing woe
01:25:33Our merry hymns
01:25:35To sullen dirges change
01:25:43So, madam
01:25:45Get ready for our march
01:25:47To take this lovely child to her grave
01:25:51We cannot know why
01:25:53It is heaven's will
01:25:57But we must trust in him
01:25:59Who orders all
01:26:09Stop! I beseech you, sir
01:26:11In heaven's name
01:26:13Now, are you a holy man of God?
01:26:15I am a novice, but I serve God
01:26:17Yes
01:26:19Have you made study in the art of herbs?
01:26:21I have
01:26:23My son is sick
01:26:25I have an errand to perform in Mantua
01:26:27By when?
01:26:29Before tonight
01:26:31Mantua's but two leagues away
01:26:33I'll take you there myself
01:26:35Then show me your child
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01:28:35Mother well
01:28:43How does my Juliet?
01:28:47See I ask it twice
01:28:53Then I must answer once
01:28:57To say the worst
01:29:01Her body sleeps among the Capulets
01:29:05In the great monument that marks their fame
01:29:13Juliet is dead
01:29:15Only her mortal part
01:29:19Her soul lives on in heaven's blessed care
01:29:23You know this or you've heard a story told
01:29:25I saw her laid inside her kindred vault
01:29:27That done I came as quick as I could
01:29:29Find a horse to bring me
01:29:31Pardon me cousin
01:29:35That's a come with a tale so full of grief
01:29:39It is so
01:29:47Then I must hurry
01:29:49Jack!
01:29:51I beg you give yourself some time
01:29:53You must be riven with a savage grief
01:29:55And need a while to calm your raging thoughts
01:29:57Cousin you are deceived I know my mind
01:29:59Are you coming from the friar?
01:30:01No my good lord
01:30:09No matter
01:30:13Go with Jack
01:30:15Get fresh water for your horse
01:30:17I'll meet you by the city gates
01:30:21Go
01:30:29Well
01:30:31Juliet
01:30:37I won't lie with you tonight
01:30:43As to the means
01:30:45I will not wander long
01:30:49I do remember an apothecary
01:30:51Who lives not far from here
01:30:55If it is life
01:30:57But there is neither gold
01:30:59Nor food
01:31:03Boris
01:31:13Hey there
01:31:17Apothecary
01:31:19Who calls so loud?
01:31:23Come over here
01:31:27Come
01:31:33I see that you are poor
01:31:35There is no crime in that
01:31:37No pleasure neither
01:31:39Now listen
01:31:41I seek a kind of poison so powerful
01:31:43That swallowed in one dram
01:31:45It stops a man and drops him in his tracks
01:31:47Before he may but mark the consequence
01:31:49If this be murder
01:31:51The answer is no
01:31:53The victim's one I have right to kill
01:31:57I have such mortal drugs
01:31:59But Mantua's law
01:32:01Brings death to any man
01:32:03Who issues them
01:32:05Are you so thin and full of wretchedness
01:32:07Yet scared to die?
01:32:09Famine is in your cheeks
01:32:11The world is not your friend
01:32:13You will not find that cherishing the law
01:32:15Makes you rich, be not poor
01:32:17And break the law for this
01:32:21My poverty
01:32:23Not my will
01:32:25I pay your poverty
01:32:27And not your will
01:32:29I'm looking for Lord Romeo
01:32:31He's gone
01:32:33Gone?
01:32:35And in great haste
01:32:37He's gone
01:32:39He's gone
01:32:41He's gone
01:32:43He's gone
01:32:45He's gone
01:32:47He's gone
01:32:49He's gone
01:32:51He's gone
01:32:53He's gone
01:32:55He's gone
01:32:57Gone?
01:32:59And in great haste
01:33:01Back to Verona
01:33:03What purpose had you with him?
01:33:05Nothing now
01:33:07You've had a wasted journey
01:33:09Who can say?
01:33:11I saved a child
01:33:13But failed in my delivery
01:33:17God's ways are hard for us to penetrate
01:33:27Go, go, go, go
01:33:49Benvolio
01:33:51You can come no further
01:33:54Now take this letter
01:33:56Early in the morn
01:33:58And see you deliver it to my lord and father
01:34:02Farewell, Benvolio
01:34:05Let us say goodnight
01:34:12No
01:34:14But why descend
01:34:16Into this bed of death?
01:34:18Partly
01:34:20I must behold my lady's face
01:34:23But chiefly
01:34:25I had to return this precious ring to her fair hand
01:34:27Which gave it me
01:34:30And I'll be gone
01:34:37I go
01:34:39And do not seek to question you
01:34:45By which you show your love?
01:34:49Goodbye, dear friend
01:34:52Goodbye
01:35:18Banished Romeo Montague
01:35:20To Juliet's cousin, noble Tybalt
01:35:23Causing her the grief that took her to the grave
01:35:27And now he comes to desecrate the dead
01:35:31Leave them to heaven and attend to me
01:35:34We needs must fight
01:35:36For you are bound to die
01:35:41The very reason why you find me here
01:35:45I am Count Paris
01:35:48And I here defend the grave of she who should have been my bride
01:35:51How good
01:35:53Gentle youth, tempt not a desperate man
01:35:56Put not another sin upon my head by urging me to fury
01:35:59I'll fly
01:36:01Hence be gone, survive
01:36:03What?
01:36:05Shall I buy this proof of your concern?
01:36:08Or is a Montague afraid to fight?
01:36:17No
01:36:48Oh
01:36:59May God bless you, Paris
01:37:03Friar!
01:37:05Friar Lawrence!
01:37:08Friar Lawrence!
01:37:10Who's there?
01:37:13Banvolio
01:37:15What brings you here to me at dead of night?
01:37:17My care for one you love
01:37:19The good Lord Romeo, he waits by Juliet's tomb
01:37:21All full of woe
01:37:23Why, talk of woe
01:37:25Say rather joy
01:37:27How joy, when all his love and life are in the grave
01:37:31Did he not receive my letter?
01:37:33What letter's that?
01:37:46Is that you, Tybalt?
01:37:49In that mortal sleep?
01:37:54Forgive me, cousin, for the harm I did
01:37:58There is no reparation more than this
01:38:00That I shall kill the man who once killed you
01:38:04I shall kill you
01:38:06I shall kill you
01:38:10I shall kill you
01:38:12I shall kill you
01:38:15I shall kill you
01:38:25Leaving this sweet corpse is trial enough
01:38:39Oh, my love
01:38:45Juliet
01:38:52My wife
01:38:56It is time to join you in all eternity
01:39:12Juliet, why are you still so fair?
01:39:16Death that has sucked the honey of your breath
01:39:18Has had no powers yet to spoil your beauty
01:39:26Shall I believe he has a plan in this?
01:39:29That insubstantial death is amorous
01:39:31Keeping you perfect for his paramour
01:39:42For fear of that
01:39:46I'll still stay with thee
01:39:51And never from this palace of dim light depart again
01:40:11Eyes
01:40:13Hug your last
01:40:17Arms
01:40:19Take your last embrace
01:40:23And lips
01:40:26The doors of breath be forever sealed with a righteous kiss
01:40:43Come
01:40:51Come
01:40:53Bitter conduct
01:40:57Come, unsavoury guide
01:41:05Here's to my love
01:41:13Here's to my love
01:41:21Oh, true apothecary, thy drugs are quick
01:41:35Juliet
01:41:37Romeo
01:42:07Romeo
01:42:11No
01:42:18Else with a kiss I die
01:42:20No
01:42:26No
01:42:28No
01:42:37No
01:42:47Oh, no
01:42:56Oh, no
01:43:00So pale
01:43:03My best beloved husband lies here dead
01:43:05My Romeo
01:43:07My child
01:43:11Not him of all
01:43:16Oh, what unkind hour has brought to pass this miserable deed
01:43:24Alas, my lady
01:43:26We are overturned
01:43:29A greater power than we can contradict
01:43:32Has thwarted all our plans
01:43:36Come away from death
01:43:38Contagion and unnatural sleep
01:43:40Leaving my husband to face us alone
01:43:45The watchman, my lady, come away
01:43:50Unkind
01:43:52To drink it all and leave no drop so I could follow after
01:43:55Nay, good my lady
01:43:57Listen now and come
01:44:01I will hide you in a sisterhood of nuns
01:44:03Stop, stop, not to question why we must away
01:44:06You go
01:44:08I must bid farewell to Romeo
01:44:15Stay then until you are at peace
01:44:18But linger not
01:44:20I'll hold back the watchman
01:44:24I'd kiss my love for one last time
01:44:27And follow you at once
01:44:34Do not be late
01:44:41Who's there?
01:44:43Who's there? Who's within?
01:44:49Just one kiss
01:44:52In case the venom lingers on your lips
01:45:04You went up this wall?
01:45:19The boy has come here, my dear
01:45:24Somebody's coming
01:45:27Help me breathe
01:45:33Please
01:45:42Let me take
01:45:49This is my sheath
01:45:59There must
01:46:02Have mercy
01:46:16Show me the way
01:46:18Very well
01:46:20If you insist
01:46:31No
01:46:33No
01:46:35No
01:47:01We know now how this sorrow came about
01:47:04And pardon all the prayers in the realm
01:47:08Their own forbidden love
01:47:10Did murder them
01:47:17Yet can we take a lesson from their deaths?
01:47:21Capulet Montague
01:47:30See what a scourge is laid upon your head
01:47:33That heaven finds means
01:47:35To kill your joy
01:47:37With love
01:47:41O dearest Montague
01:47:49Give me your hand
01:48:04What?
01:48:27The sun for sorrow will not show his head
01:48:31And join with all in grieving for the dead
01:48:35For never was a story of more woe
01:48:39Than this
01:48:41Of Juliet
01:48:43And Heronio
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