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[capuletnomore]

Lord Jones, I have finished with your book. When would be a convenient time to return it to you?

[She glances down at the copy of the play in her lap.]This has been a - a most insightful play. Inaccurate in regard to details, but accurate in spirit, I think. Though I can but hope Lord Shakespeare has misrepresented my Romeo's actions near the

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[eternally17]

I had not realized you are the same Juliet as from the play. I did not realize that it was based upon a true tale. But if you would care for books, I have a library in my home. You can come over whenever you might want to borrow one.

[capuletnomore]

That is most kind of you, Armand. What sorts of stories are in your library?

[How widely-known is her story, exactly? Has everyone from after her time read it?]

[eternally17]

I would not know where to start. There are all kinds from classic romances to modern thrillers.

[capuletnomore]

Tales of romance are some of the tales the ladies would tell when we would sit to embroider. They were most amusing, as were tales of myth.

What is a thriller, Armand?