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■Romeo and Juliet
Life, 3 Acts, 10 Songs Storytelling Musical
Introduction-Development-Turn-Conclusion structure

Act I: Fateful Encounter
1. Morning in Verona
2. Masquerade Ball
3. First Kiss
Act II: Vows of Love
4. Balcony Love
5. Secret Marriage
6. Tragedy Begins
Act III: Death and Eternity
7. Last Night
8. False Death
9. Fate's Crossing
10. Eternal Love

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In Verona, the Montagues and Capulets maintain a century-old feud. Romeo Montague crashes a Capulet masquerade ball where he meets thirteen-year-old Juliet Capulet. They instantly fall in love and share their first kiss. The next day, they secretly marry with Friar Lawrence's help, hoping their union might end the family hatred. Tragedy strikes when Tybalt challenges Romeo to a duel. Romeo refuses to fight his new cousin-in-law, but Mercutio defends Romeo's honor and dies when Romeo tries to stop the fight. Enraged, Romeo kills Tybalt and is banished from Verona. Juliet's parents demand she marry Count Paris. Desperate, she takes Friar Lawrence's potion to fake her death, planning to reunite with Romeo. But the letter explaining the plan never reaches Romeo in Mantua. Believing Juliet truly dead, Romeo buys poison and rushes to her tomb. He drinks the poison just as Juliet awakens from her sleep. Finding Romeo dead, she stabs herself with his dagger. Their deaths finally reconcile the grieving families, who vow to end their feud forever.



This work is a creative adaptation of William Shakespeare's play "Romeo and Juliet" reinterpreted in modern Korean verse form.
Readers should be aware that this work contains sensitive themes including violence, suicide, underage romance and marriage. The suicide scenes depicted are dramatic expressions within the context of the story and do not glorify or encourage actual suicide. If you or someone you know is experiencing difficulties or having thoughts of self-harm, please seek professional help through national crisis helplines and mental health resources.
The original work was written in the 16th century and reflects the social customs and values of that historical period. Some content, such as underage marriage and certain social practices, differs from modern standards and should be understood within its appropriate literary and historical context rather than as a reflection of contemporary values.
While Shakespeare's original work is in the public domain, the copyright for this particular translation and adaptation belongs to the creator.