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Morning:
The fight between the servants in the streets of Verona. It is an actual event. Romeo is pouting about the breakup between him and Rosaline. Juliet is just hanging out. -
Sunday afternoon to evening:
Lord Capulet throws a party for everyone who comes and Romeo and Juliet meet for the first time. This is an actual and planned event. -
Late Sunday Evening:
Juliet is at the balcony and reveals that romeo is her true love. It is an actual event because she was talking to herself. -
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Monday Afternoon:
Romeo marries Juliet by Friar Lawrence. This is an actual enet because it wasnt planned. -
Monday Late Afternoon:
Mercutio gets into a fight with Tybalt but then is killed so Romeo kills Tybalt. This is an actual event due to the fact that it wasnt planned. Juliet is waiting for Romeo to get home. -
Tuesday Evening:
Juliet drinks drug to seem as if she is dead. this is a planned and actual event. Romeo is exiled in Mantua -
Wednesday Early Morning:
It didnt happen because the Nurse found Juliet "Dead" but it was supposed to be a planned. Romeo is Exiled in Mantua -
Wednesday Evening:
Friar's letter is not sent to Romeo saying that Juliet isnt really dead. This is an actual event. Juliet is sleeping and Romeo is in Mantua. -
Wednesday Early Morning:
Juliet seems like she is dead. This is an actual event because they didnt plan to find her like this. Romeo is in Mantua at the time. -
Wednesday Afternoon:
Balthazar believes that Juliet is dead so he goes to Mantua and tells Romeo. This wasnt planned so it is an actual event. Juliet is sleeping in her tomb. -
Wednesday Late Evening:
Romeo goes to Juliet's Tomb and takes the poison he got from the apothecary. This is a Planned and actual event. Juliet is waking up from her nap. -
Thursday Morning:
Juliet wakes up and finds Romeo dead so she kills herself. This is an actual event. Romeo at the time is dead. -
Thursday Late Morning:
The Capulet's and the Montague's find them both dead and Lady Montague dies from sadness. This is not planned so it is an actual event. Romeo and Juliet at the time are dead.