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I don’t know how to go on with my life anymore. My love for Rosaline is too strong and there is nobody more beautiful than my dear Rosaline. She will never love me, for I am too much for her, she is to become a nun. So no man will ever get her love. My Rosaline is too good for me. All I want is for her to love me. How will I go on without her in my life. I will always be the lonely Romeo Montague. Nobody will ever love me, for my life is full of sadness. It is too rough, too rude, too boisterous, and it pricks like a thorn.

Oh, how I get to go to see my dear Rosaline tonight at the Capulet’s house.They are having a party and Benvolio found out and decided that we are going to go. Although we will have to be careful so we do not get caught. If we do get caught or noticed then there will be a serious consequence. Benvolio tried to convince me to go, because he wants me to get over Rosaline. It’s not that easy though. I don't really want to go but when I heard that Rosaline is going I decided that I will go. I’ll go along, no such sight to be shown. But to rejoice in splendor of mine own.

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Why? This is not fair. My dear friend Mercutio is dead, dead. All he was trying to do was defend me. This ended up causing him his life and now he died protecting me. I can’t believe he is gone. How can this even be happening. I just had to do it, I had to. So I did, I killed Tybalt. What else was I supposed to do, he killed Mercutio. And now I am going to get sent away and have to leave Juliet here. What have I done to us. An hour but married, Tybalt murdered. Doting like me, and like me banished. Then mightst thou speak, then mightst thou tear thy hair. And fall upon the ground, as I do now. Taking the measure of an unmade grave. I can’t believe I just killed Tybalt, he was Juliet’s cousin. What is she going to think of me. Is she going to hate me now. Maybe she won’t love me anymore. Or maybe she will fall in love with someone else. Oh, what have I

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