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       In the city of Verona, there were two families, 

Capulet and Montague who did not get along and 

were always quarrelling with each other. The 

Price declares that the next person who disturbs 

the peace will punished with death. 

     The Capulet family decides to through a 

masquerade party. Romeo, the son of 

Montague, hears of the party and decides to 

show up in disguise. Romeo goes to the party 

hoping to catch site of the girl he loves, 

Rosaline, but, instead, he meets Juliet and falls 

passionately in love with her. 

       After the party, Romeo sneaks into the 

garden below Juliet’s window and hears her 

declaring her love for him. Romeo then 

climbs up to the balcony and converses 

with Juliet for the remainder of the night, 

all the while fall more deeply in love with 

her. 

  The lovers arrange to meet the next day 

at the cell of Friar Lawrence and secretly 

be married by him. 

Juliet’s cousin, Tybalt, had recognized Romeo 

at the party and was angry that a Montague 

would dare to be present at a Capulet party. 

Tyblat’s anger comes out in a quarrel with 

Romeo’s friend Mercutio. Mercutio is killed when 

Romeo steps in to break up the quarrel. Romeo 

is angry at the death of his friend and kills Tybalt. 

Romeo is then banished from the city. Romeo 

goes to Friar Lawrence for help. The Friar arranges 

for Romeo to secretly spend the night with Juliet 

and then flee to safety in the neighbouring city of 

Mantua.

   Amid the Capulet family’s sorrow at 

the death of Tyblat, Paris requests Juliet’s 

hand in marriage. Capulet and his wife 

are delighted at the proposal. Juliet, 

however, refuses but to no avail. Juliet’s 

parents plan to force her into the 

marriage, unaware that their daughter is 

already married to Romeo. 

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