Valentine's Day

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Romeo and Juliet is one of Shakespeare's most famous tragedies, written in 1595. Set in Verona, two families at war. The house of Capulet and the house of Montague. Out of all this hate sprung a love between Romeo (Montague) and Juliet (Capulet). The two met at a party in Juliet's house. It was love at first sight. Besides their families dispute they are soon married without the knowledge of their parents. Juliet's cousin Tybalt kills Romeo's Best friend Mercutio. Out of range and revenge Romeo kills Juliet's cousin: Tybalt. Therefore he gets banished from Verona. Lord Capulet then tells Juliet that he has planned to marry her off to Paris, who is a noble prince. Juliet is devastated by the news and tries to commit suicide. The Fryer talks her out of it suggesting a plan to pretend that she is dead so that she doesn't have to marry Paris and can elope with Romeo. Unfortunately it all goes wrong leaving both families in distraught leading them to reconcile. The audience knew that it would end as one or both of them loosing their lives. It was an expected tragedy. In Shakespeare's day it was ordinary for people to get married off at young ages as most people died young. Therefore it was not a big deal for the audience to see the scene were Juliet's father plans to marry her off to Paris. The audience always had an idea of what was going and happening in the play. As a director I would set the play in a modern age at the hart of Detroit. Two rival gangs Bloodset (Montague) Kripset (Capulet). The characters would dress and talk more modern. The scene would be set in a town house modern way so that it can catch a younger audience. The scene I will be directing is act 3 scene 5. The scene starts when the newly wed couple: Romeo and Juliet wake up besides each other. The night before Tybalt: Juliet's cousin killed Mercutio: Romeos best friend. This Lead to Romeo killing Tybalt. The consequences for his actions were that he got banished from the walls of Verona. The nurse walks into Juliet's bedroom were her and Romeo are, alerting them that Lady Capulet: Juliet's mother was coming. With just one kiss from Juliet Romeo then exits from the window. Scarcely had Romeo just left when Lady Capulet enters informing Juliet about her father's plans to marry her off to a noble young man known as Paris. Juliet does not take the news very well. Knowing that she is married she dares to challenge her father. He father then gets really aggressive and tells her that he can give to his friends if he wishes to, and that if she does not go through with the wedding he would kick her out into the streets. He then walks out leaving her feeling devastated. The nurse then advises Juliet to do as she is told. Juliet then leaves to go see the fryer. In his presence is where she tried to commit suicide. The fryer convinced her not to by telling her, his plan that would stop her from getting married to Paris and instead to be with Romeo. ROMEO: in this scene, Romeo only appears in the beginning for a short while. He plays a role where they have to leave before they get caught. Therefore the actor should act as though he was in a hurry. He should also appear to look sad for having to leave. He could show this in his speech. NURSE: The nurse, like Romeo does not have a big part in this scene. The nurse should act surprised to see Romeo when she walks into Juliet's bedroom. When she says 'madam' to Juliet, she should shout it out. This should show Juliet the importance of the news she brings. Also when telling Juliet she should speak in a tone that shows the audience that if Juliet doesn't listen to her, there will consequences after. LADY CAPULET:When lady Capulet walks into Juliet's room, the actor needs to act happy as thinks she's delivering good news. She also needs to act surprised and comforting when Juliet informs her that she is ill. When she is speaking about Tybalt's death the actor should talk with a lot of emotion and contempt for Romeo. The actor should look excited and happy for Juliet when she tells her that she is getting married off. Romeo and Juliet is one of Shakespeare's most famous tragedies, written in 1595. Set in Verona, two families at war. The house of Capulet and the house of Montague. Out of all this hate sprung a love between Romeo (Montague) and Juliet (Capulet). The two met at a party in Juliet's house. It was love at first sight. Besides their families dispute they are soon married without the knowledge of their parents. Juliet's cousin Tybalt kills Romeo's Best friend Mercutio. Out of range and revenge Romeo kills Juliet's cousin: Tybalt. Therefore he gets banished from Verona. Lord Capulet then tells Juliet that he has planned to marry her off to Paris, who is a noble prince. Juliet is devastated by the news and tries to commit suicide. The Fryer talks her out of it suggesting a plan to pretend that she is dead so that she doesn't have to marry Paris and can elope with Romeo. Unfortunately it all goes wrong leaving both families in distraught leading them to reconcile. The audience knew that it would end as one or both of them loosing their lives. It was an expected tragedy. In Shakespeare's day it was ordinary for people to get married off at young ages as most people died young. Therefore it was not a big deal for the audience to see the scene were Juliet's father plans to marry her off to Paris. The audience always had an idea of what was going and happening in the play. As a director I would set the play in a modern age at the hart of Detroit. Two rival gangs Bloodset (Montague) Kripset (Capulet). The characters would dress and talk more modern. The scene would be set in a town house modern way so that it can catch a younger audience. The scene I will be directing is act 3 scene 5. The scene starts when the newly wed couple: Romeo and Juliet wake up besides each other. The night before Tybalt: Juliet's cousin killed Mercutio: Romeos best friend. This Lead to Romeo killing Tybalt. The consequences for his actions were that he got banished from the walls of Verona. The nurse walks into Juliet's bedroom were her and Romeo are, alerting them that Lady Capulet: Juliet's mother was coming. With just one kiss from Juliet Romeo then exits from the window. Scarcely had Romeo just left when Lady Capulet enters informing Juliet about her father's plans to marry her off to a noble young man known as Paris. Juliet does not take the news very well. Knowing that she is married she dares to challenge her father. He father then gets really aggressive and tells her that he can give to his friends if he wishes to, and that if she does not go through with the wedding he would kick her out into the streets. He then walks out leaving her feeling devastated. The nurse then advises Juliet to do as she is told. Juliet then leaves to go see the fryer. In his presence is where she tried to commit suicide. The fryer convinced her not to by telling her, his plan that would stop her from getting married to Paris and instead to be with Romeo. ROMEO: in this scene, Romeo only appears in the beginning for a short while. He plays a role where they have to leave before they get caught. Therefore the actor should act as though he was in a hurry. He should also appear to look sad for having to leave. He could show this in his speech. NURSE: The nurse, like Romeo does not have a big part in this scene. The nurse should act surprised to see Romeo when she walks into Juliet's bedroom. When she says 'madam' to Juliet, she should shout it out. This should show Juliet the importance of the news she brings. Also when telling Juliet she should speak in a tone that shows the audience that if Juliet doesn't listen to her, there will consequences after. LADY CAPULET:When lady Capulet walks into Juliet's room, the actor needs to act happy as thinks she's delivering good news. She also needs to act surprised and comforting when Juliet informs her that she is ill. When she is speaking about Tybalt's death the actor should talk with a lot of emotion and contempt for Romeo. The actor should look excited and happy for Juliet when she tells her that she is getting married off.

u can find that kind of stuff on google and images if u just type it in u will get alot of results and that bf of yours will hold onto u 4ever!

Roses are red,

Violets are blue,

It's Valentine's Day,

And I love you!

I just wrote this now if you want to use it.

I've come to realize this admiration isn't from my imagination. This poem is for you cause I'm too timid to speak, but I think you are cool and truly unique. I could have sent you chocolates and roses or just gone away, but this is how I truly feel. So I just want to be able to say, 'Yes! I wrote this poem just for you julia.'

So pardon me, but please don't decline this offer of mine that this Valentine's Day, you be mine."

THE FATHER

you may be not the greatest,

but you are the best.

to make me always smile,

in every dark days in my life.

you are great,father,

i could say forever.

for,your love is great,

none could endure.

"Valentine for Ernest Mann" is a prose poem written by Naomi Shihab Nye. It is a reflective and contemplative piece that explores themes of gratitude, wonder, and the beauty found in everyday moments. The poem encourages readers to appreciate the small joys that life has to offer.

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happy valentine

Some popular valentine gifts for men can be as simple as a bottle of wine. Or if this cannot be acquired, some men even enjoy utilitarian items like watches.

Saint Valentine's mission was primarily to spread love and perform acts of kindness. He is known for marrying couples in secret during a time when marriage was banned for soldiers in ancient Rome. His mission was to promote love and devotion among people, which ultimately led to his martyrdom.

Valentine's Day was not banned by any specific person or party in the 17th century. However, during the Puritan rule in England, which lasted from 1649 to 1660, celebrations of Valentine's Day and other similar holidays were discouraged due to the Puritans' opposition to excessive displays of romance and festivities.

Those colors are associated with Valentine's Day for two reasons. The first is that they are colors often associated with love and hearts and romantic feeling. The second is that, since St. Valentine was a martyr, Catholic priests wear red for Masses on his feast day. Red became associated with the holiday as a result.

Some words that can be made from "Happy Valentines Day" are:

1. Happy
2. Valentine
3. Day
4. Sent
5. Tea
6. Ant
7. In
8. Team
9. Pay
10. Sand

A thoughtful and sweet gesture would be to make a handmade card or write a heartfelt letter expressing your feelings. You could also consider giving a small, inexpensive gift such as a cute keychain, a friendship bracelet, or a small box of chocolates. Remember, it's the thought and effort that counts!

Each year July 20 is an important date in Columbia because this is Independence Day. In Columbia, Valentine's Day is on September 21, November 17 is Independence of Cartagena, and November 3 is All Saint's Day.

Happy Valentine's Day in Korean is - 해피 발렌타인데이 (he-pi bal-len-ta-in de-i).

Conversation Hearts ==== The link below has their history.

A rouch estimate would be close to 25 million.

• candy
• candles
• cards
• chocolate
• conversation hearts (a type of candy)
• flowers
• friendship
• hearts
• heart-shaped box of chocolates
• hugs
• kisses
• love
• lace
• pink
• roses
• red
• surprises
• romantic dinner
• sweetheart
• valentines

He loves the beautiful scientist: Lucrecia Crescent. They were together but then tragedy struck and Lucrecia died T___T

but he hasent shown any lovelyness to anybody hes such a loner

xx

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You may be thinking of Sonnet 18:

Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?

Thou art more lovely and more temperate.

Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May,

And summer's lease hath all too short a date.

Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines,

And often is his gold complexion dimmed;

And every fair from fair sometime declines,

By chance, or nature's changing course untrimmed.

But thy eternal summer shall not fade

Nor lose possession of that fair thou ow'st;

Nor shall death brag thou wand'rest in his shade,

When in eternal lines to time thou grow'st,

So long as men can breathe or eyes can see,

So long lives this, and this gives life to thee.