NURSE:

Do you hear our girl in there? What a speech!

LADY CAPULET:

Yes, well that is what a normal teen does

NURSE:

Aren't you going to do something now? Preach?

LADY CAPULET:

No, she will be fine by the morning, Cuz.

NURSE:

But what about the vial in her hand?

She will miss the wedding or if she wakes

She said she will use the dagger and...and...

LADY CAPULET:

Calm yourself, Nurse, for I thought before fates

And have switched the vial for some sleep drink

And the dagger is but a fake stage prop.

Don't underestimate me, please just think.

NURSE:

Oh, you marvelous woman. Please don't stop.

LADY CAPULET:

Oh no, our work has just begun. Let's go

Down to meet Romeo, he has to know. 

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June 29:

Pick another scene but now, write a new scene in that author's voice.

I tried modeling this after Shakespeare's sonnet structure, which contains three quatrains with the rhyme schemes of ABAB CDCD EFEF GG. I was able to get ten syllables per line, but I was not as successful in figuring out the stressed/unstressed pattern that is also a part of iambic pentameter .