Scene 4 - And yet no further than a wanton's bird

[tender_juliet]

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tybalt1 what whitchery canst this be/ cousin i beg thy help1

[ooc: Cursed, obviously. And not doing so well typing with a beak.]

Comments

[deadlesbian]

...Having problems?

[tender_juliet]

some sorcery hath turned me into a swan1

[deadlesbian]

...Oh, bloody curses. Sorry to hear that.

[tender_juliet]

who would do such villainy/ i know not who i hath offended so.

[livingmyths]

I'm a deer, Juliet!

[tender_juliet]

thou art cursed as well, rain/ though a deer, i think, should be a lovely thing to be, if thou art able to be out under the sky.

[livingmyths]

I'm in the Library right now, but I'm going to go up on the roof for a bit - the Library has been kind enough to open the doors for me.

And then after work I am going to run in the woods! Oh, it will be lvoely!

[tender_juliet]

oh i wish the doors would ope for me1 i didst try them, but no avail, and now i fear mine cousin will be angered to see feathers about his home.

'tis good to hear such joy in thy voice, rain.

[tangodelamuerte]

Juliet!

[tender_juliet]

witchery, tybalt1 the lady thelma says 'tis a curse1

[irislover]

Miss Juliet?

[tender_juliet]

the gods make merry with us today, lord romeo.

[irislover]

Um... I'm sorry. But look, lady Juliet, you are a beautiful person because you became a stunning bird!