:51:03
Away. Be gone.
The sport is at the best.
:51:06
Aye, so I fear.
The more is my unrest.
:51:10
Come hither, nurse.
What is yon gentleman?
:51:13
The son and heir
of old Tiberio.
:51:16
[ Moans ]
Let it be night.
:51:19
- What's he that follows here
that would not dance?
- I know not.
:51:23
Go ask his name.
:51:26
If he be married,
my grave is like to be my wedding bed.
:51:30
- [ Both Panting ]
- No, do not go.
:51:33
I must. I must.
:51:35
- [ Ralph ] The only son
of your great enemy.
- [ Ned ] Terrible.
:51:38
Simply... terrible!
:51:47
[ Viola ] "But soft, what light
through yonder window breaks?
:51:52
"It is the east,
:51:54
"and Juliet is the sun.
:51:57
"Arise, fair sun, and kill
the envious moon...
:52:01
"who is already sick
and pale with grief...
:52:04
that thou, her maid,
art far more fair than she."
:52:09
- Oh, Will.
- Yes, some of it's speakable.
:52:12
"It is my lady.
Oh, it is my love!
:52:15
"Oh, that she knew she were!
:52:18
"The brightness of her cheek
would shame those stars...
:52:21
as daylight doth a lamp."
:52:23
Her eyes in heaven would
through the airy region...
:52:27
stream so bright...
:52:30
that birds would sing
and think it were not night.
:52:34
See how she leans her cheek
upon her hand.
:52:38
Oh, that I were a glove
upon that hand,
:52:41
that I might touch
that cheek.
:52:43
- Ay, me.
- "Oh, Romeo.
:52:47
"Romeo.
:52:49
"Wherefore art thou, Romeo?
:52:51
- Deny thy father and--"
- Deny thy father and refuse thy name.
:52:55
Or, if thou wilt not,
be but sworn my love,
:52:58
and I'll no longer
be a Capulet.