Post by Peter on Jun 17, 2005 17:14:22 GMT -5
RP Name - Tragic Lesson
RP url - streetlifeman.proboards41.com
Host (i.e. proboards, invisionfree, geocities, etc.) - Proboards
Approximate member number - 9
Difficulty (easy, intermediate, difficult, or suitable for all) - Intermediate
Activity (slow, medium, or fast) - Medium
Rating (required for sites above PG-13) - R
Are auditions of some sort required? - Yes, join form
Is there some sort of plot? If so, what is it? - Capulets vs. Montagues
RP era and type (school, historic, etc.) - Modern, city fight and policitcal
Other - It is a sad fact of life that even the most tragic of lessons are often not learned for long. Barely thirty years have passed since the needless deaths of Romeo Montague and Juliet Capulet, dead as a result of the blood fued between the two noble houses. Mercutio, Tybalt, and Paris, good men all, lay dead before the last of the blood was spilled, and the two houses swore to end their warring days. But such a promise was short lived at best.
Under the new rule of a new, younger generation, one who was not effected by the tragety of Romeo and Juliet. This new leadership had renewed the old flames of hate, beginning a completely new war, one which burns even hotter than the first.
RP url - streetlifeman.proboards41.com
Host (i.e. proboards, invisionfree, geocities, etc.) - Proboards
Approximate member number - 9
Difficulty (easy, intermediate, difficult, or suitable for all) - Intermediate
Activity (slow, medium, or fast) - Medium
Rating (required for sites above PG-13) - R
Are auditions of some sort required? - Yes, join form
Is there some sort of plot? If so, what is it? - Capulets vs. Montagues
RP era and type (school, historic, etc.) - Modern, city fight and policitcal
Other - It is a sad fact of life that even the most tragic of lessons are often not learned for long. Barely thirty years have passed since the needless deaths of Romeo Montague and Juliet Capulet, dead as a result of the blood fued between the two noble houses. Mercutio, Tybalt, and Paris, good men all, lay dead before the last of the blood was spilled, and the two houses swore to end their warring days. But such a promise was short lived at best.
Under the new rule of a new, younger generation, one who was not effected by the tragety of Romeo and Juliet. This new leadership had renewed the old flames of hate, beginning a completely new war, one which burns even hotter than the first.