Roméo et Juliette

In Verona, where the Montaigu and Capulet are adorned with an ancestral hatred, Romeo, son of Montaigu, is in love with Rosaline, while Capulet is about to give a big party to enable Juliette, her daughter, to meet Count Pâris, who asked her to marry her. Because he believes that Rosaline will find her, Romeo goes to the ball – and for Juliette is experiencing a lightning strike immediately in return. Under the balcony of the girl, he tells her that evening, and the next day, he prays Brother Laurent to marry them and reconcile their enemy families. But here, on a square in Verona, Tybalt, Juliette's cousin, provokes Romeo who refuses to fight. Mercutio, his friend, draws in his place, but when Romeo sees Mercutio fatally struck by Tybalt, he decides to avenge him: Tybalt falls in turn, and what was a comedy turns to tragedy. If, in this room that Shakespeare composes them around 1595, he decides to avenge him: Tybalt falls into his turn, and what was a comedy.