~+~Romeo and Juliet~+~ (FFF Version) - Sign Up Thread)

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Well, the tales rp is nearly done so I guess a reminder pm should be all that is needed?

And in response to Julius' comment made ages ago, I hope to be better in combat and measure up to your skill. Though with this not being based on combat I am going to try and limit it, though with my character it will be a tad difficult. :wacky:
 
Finally some posts since... a lot of months.

Is the Tales of FFF nearing to the end, cause I want to participate on RP that WON'T end by no posting. And I hope this RP will have an end.
 
Hmm, hope not. Just have to wait for everyone to make ending posts and some other details and then we can start here. ^_^
 
As I have not read this play in ages, does Benvolio have any fight scenes at all that are important, or is he just a prankster that cause trouble. If so I would not mind taking up this mantle either way, since I was beat to the other role that intrested me.
 
As far as I know from parts I have seen he was mostly portrayed as a trickster, why not find an online script or something?
 
Benvolio Montague is a character in William Shakespeare's classic drama Romeo and Juliet. He is Romeo's cousin, and thus Lord Montague's nephew. He, along with Romeo, is also close friends with Mercutio, a kinsman to the Prince. Benvolio spends most of Act I attempting to distract his cousin from his infatuation with Rosaline, but following the first appearance of Mercutio in I.iv, he and Mercutio become insuperable until III.i - due to Mercutio's death, and Benvolio's subsequent disappearance. One of Benvolio's most important attributes is that he is non-confrontational with regards to the Montague-Capulet rivalry, trying to avoid fights and keep peace between the families. However, he does not hesitate to fight if necessary to "keep the peace," defending himself against Tybalt, Sampson, and Gregory in Act 1 Scene 1, i.e. Mercutio later accuses Benvolio of being far more volatile than his role in the play suggests, referencing incidents in which Benvolio allegedly "[fell] out with a tailor for wearing his new doublet before Easter" and "with another, for tying his new shoes with old ribbon."
It is worth noting that by the end of the play, Benvolio is the only principal character from his generation who has not been consumed by the violence springing from the feud between the Montagues and the Capulets and is thus the only survivor. Romeo, Juliet, Mercutio, Tybalt, and Paris are all killed.
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Hope this help, I quoted it from good ol' wikipedia.
 
I might have to retract my wishs then, I don't think I can do a peacefull character all that well. I think I will take a look at the cast sheet one more time and maybe decide on someone diffrent.
 
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