Act 5 Scene 3

Basically, in this scene, Romeo hears that his true love Juliet has died and wants to go see her in her tomb. He stops at a drug store to buy some poison so that he could kill himself next to her.  When he arrives at the tomb it turns out Paris had the same idea as Romeo. Paris sees Romeo and wants to fight him because Romeo was the one who killed Tibult. Romeo doesn't want to fight because he is about to kill himself anyways. They end up fighting and Romeo kills Paris. He puts Paris in the tomb and then finds Juliet. He sees Juliet and says some words to her then drinks the poison and kills himself next to her.

Act 2 Scene 2

This scene is the very famous balcony scene. It takes place after the party that lord Capulet holds. Romeo and his friends are walking home after the party and he sees a light coming from what he thinks is her room, so he sneaks away from his friends to go take a look. he climbs the wall and turns out he was right it has her room. He stands in the shadows waiting for her to speak.  When she says Romeo's names he comes out of the bushes and speaks to her. the confess their love for each other and talk about getting married.

Act 1 Scene 1 prince mad

The prince was fed up with the Montagues and catapults because they were rival houses in the village and they have now had three bigs fights in the city in the past few weeks. The prince is not happy with what is going so he made a rule that the next house that gets in a major fight will end have their life's ended. He doesn't care who dies either.

baseball

Baseball
Conner Kendall

Baseball made me who I am.

If you love baseball, you know what I’m talking about.

If you are like “huh?” let me explain

T-ball started it all; it’s where I met my first friends

I was an outsider, nobody knew me  

I recognized kids from my kindergarten and we started to talk

I played through the outfield, the outskirts, the outside of the group;

I kept dropping the ball and throwing short.

I couldn’t throw:

devastated. I just wanted to give up

My dad put an arm around my shoulders:  “Conner, you’re no quitter.”

He gave me a lefty glove and said “Now throw.” So I did.

The ball floated into place, and so did I.

I’m a lefty.

I found my place at first base;

I was a part of the machine and synchronized with my team.

The next year was a new game and a new face

At school: I stayed away from the new kid

On the field: he looked like I did.

I saw that face looking for a place

We became friends and still are

Baseball teaches empathy; everyone starts somewhere; everyone has a part to play.

If you see a person just starting out, remember you were in that position.

You’ve played that base, you’ve needed a place.

If I had given up then, I wouldn’t have my friends

As I got older the game got competitive.

I wasn’t on a team with my friends

it let me meet new people

Plus I would still see them

When you play no one wins or loses; you learn how from what you’ve done.

My friends, my attitude, and bonding with my dad all came through baseball

Baseball made me who I am.