Romeo and juliet
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1) This is a modern retelling of Romeo and Juliet set in rival rich kids clubs. Robert is sad because Rose doesn't love him, but he meets Jessica at a party and forgets about Rose. 2) Taylor, who is part of the rival club, pulls a gun on Robert at the party but is told to leave. 3) Robert and Jessica kiss at the party but later realize they are from enemy clubs. They continue to see each other in secret.
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- 1. Romeo and Juliet Da Amy version w/ modern slang n’ snuff O and I did it in current times Enjoy it P-Diddy (Partain) Robert and Jessica
- 2. • Theres these 2 clubs for rich people n’ they h8 each other • 1 is da Cool Cids Club • Da other is da Magnificent Rich People
- 3. Why Rose no love me??!! Dis is Robert, he is hella emo and sad cause Rose don’t want him He part of da Magnifect Rich people club
- 4. I Want to be NUN!! That’s y I don’t luv Robert • She hella rich mostly hangs w/ da Cool Cids Club Dis is Rose (Rosaline) She wants to be a Nun okk Robert give her space she don’t need no man in her life!!!
- 5. Yo Robert the Cool Cids Club assistant accidently emailed me n said theres going to be a party and Rose is going!! Lets go and compare her to all the other hawt babes!!1 Dis one is Ben (Benvolio) n’ he is done w/ emo Robert n’ wants his bro back n he has a plan Hes w/ the Magnificant Rich people club
- 6. Yea wuteva fine ill go stop ing annoying. -Robert O by da way bring a mask it’s a masquerade -Ben
- 7. Dats Ben^^ Robert^^ R u cereal rite now Robert!!?? Ur only sposed to wear da mask!!
- 8. n that’s when freaking Jessica comes along Shes one of da big shots in da Cool Cids Club Robert sees her and is like “dam gurrl” and forgets all about Rose
- 9. • Suddenly a wild Taylor(Tybalt)appears Hes w/ da Cool Cids Club Did I mention there hella ghetto???! •He pulls out a freaking gun to kill Robert
- 10. • Um hell no put that gun away or get out This is Big Cool Cid (the ultimate leader of da cool cids) hes not really important but wuteva
- 11. • Taylor decides hed rather stay and party but still hes pissed
- 12. • Robert n Jessica meet up for a little make out sesion • The party ends soon after n dats when they figure out that they r from enemy clubs (oh sheeeeeet) • Theyre like wuteves • Robert is going home w/ his bros but theyre being mean so he walks around by himself and ends up seeing Jessica again