David Tennant as Romeo in the Royal Shakespeare Company’s Romeo and Juliet (2000) - Part Eleven

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Vladyslav Yerko (Ukrainian, 1962- ) Illustration of "Romeo and Juliette" in Ukrainian published by Publishing House "A-ba-ba-ha-la-ma-ha"

i love shakespeare because he'll just be like. hey. yeah. these two families? they fuckin hate each other. why? idk man. but it will make for a very fun story so just like. ignore that. this guy? yeah. he hates his brother. why? just cause. guys watch this he's gonna try to kill him now lmaoooo

gonna reread some shakespeare but imagine all the main couples are gay so maybe I'll pay attention this time

I really think this is the key for me enjoying all media

This is just to see what other people think, but obviously I'll do whatever I want in the end

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The story will be more modern and also the Montagues and the Capulets will be two feuding witch covens, that's right. it's about lesbian witches

Also Benvolio and Mercutio are in love and Paris and Tybalt have a thing going on

And Rosaline and Valentine are aroace-spec

Screenshot and share with us the result

I just received my music cards for Minho's Japanese songs and girl help???? they're so good?

the high notes?? excuse me can someone come hold me I have FEELINGS

Despite their beauty, flowers in mythology often have their roots in tragedy. The anemone was born from the blood of Adonis, the sunflower (or sometimes the heliotrope) was once a lovelorn nymph named Clytie, and the tulip, according to Persian legend, was born from the star-crossed romance of two lovers. There are many versions of the tulip’s origins, most revolving around the tragic love of Farhad and Shirin. In some versions Farhad is a prince who falls in love with the maid Shirin, in others Farhad is a common man who falls in love with the princess Shirin. It is the second version of the legend that we will be exploring.

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Kaname Ouki as Tybalt in Gérard Presgurvic's Romeo & Juliette | ロミオとジュリエット Takarazuka Star Troupe | 2010

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I tried my fucking damnedest to replicate some outfits from the R+J 1996 movie with what I had available and failed miserably but you know what they still serve

How interested would people be in a version of Romeo and Juliet where they are lesbians and the Montagues and Capulets are two feuding witch covens ?

Also it would be more enemies to lovers then star-crossed lovers and all the other characters would probably be gay

Thoughts ?

We would like to know. What would they say?