The Wedding

Her nurse hath appeared to me early this morn and told me that she shall get Juliet ready and she shall witness the wedding. By the end of today the rest of the world shall have fallen away and the only thing that will matter any longer will be my sweet, wonderful Juliet. Our marriage shall also end the feud between our families. Surely when we tell our parents they shall see the truth in such a marriage. The only thing that I have concerns about is that Mercutio's cousin, Paris, has also proposed to my beloved. I surely hope that he doth not try and challenge me, t'would be a shame to have to slay him. Oh my wonderful Juliet, tonight you and I shall be one.