Once again I've succumbed to Calliope, muse of epic poetry and writing. It seems she calls me once again to interrupt my continuing story for a new passion. I just finished Romeo x Juliet this very evening and it will not let me rest until I write! Cursed passions-I have homework to do! Oh well. ;)
Please review with if you would like me to continue this story further. I've lots of ideas, but am not sure if their is an audience out there. Thanks!
Disclaimer: ((I do not own anything you recognize from other authors etc. etc. The plot shall be all mine however. mwaha!))
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"This day's black fate on more days doth depend:
This but begins the woe others must end." –William Shakespeare- Romeo and Juliet. (3.1)
Lady Juliet Fiamatta Ars De Capulet had one last wish, one for which her fading heart begged.
She wished to be with her Romeo forever and for their love to sustain Neo Verona, and thus Neo Verona flourished.
The trees blossomed and fruits were born. Escalus thrived.
But humans to oft forget the history which has created them, and all too soon. Only one hundred years have passed since the sacrifice which saved thousands, and now a new Montague has risen bearing the self same banner. The loathing Tybalt once held did not fade but burgeoned. Human nature can only be held at bay for so long, and now the ire seeks an outlet.
Attilio Montague sought a throne which has not been occupied in a century, and received it with little war—his name striking fear into even those too young to speak themselves.
And now the citizens of Neo Verona find themselves desperate, their conditions worsening with each failed season. Their hope grows dim, their frustration with one another grows, and love fades into the background.
The Great Tree of Escalus, which has fed on Capulets no longer, had been sustained by the pax amongst the good people. Now however it feels the absence of its nourishing amor and seeks a resolution.
Juliet wished upon her dying breath for she and Romeo's love to sustain Neo Verona, now it was time for them to labor for their wish.
Escalus has called forth the couple whose love upheld a city to bring it to peace once more. The Red Whirlwind shall rise again, but not alone—for Juliet shall never be without her Romeo.
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I would be ever so grateful for reviews!
I am currently undecided over whether or not I shall continue this story further than the prologue and would like some insight from people who are more familiar with this realm of fanfiction. Thank you!