Errors Everywhere!

     Comedy of Errors. I had no idea what that play was all about. I haven't even heard about that. My first impression was that it was a play within a play like in A Midsummer Night's Dream about errors in life. But it seems I was wrong. I was included in the group that needed to report the it so I researched more on the play. 

     Antipholus of Ephesus? Antipholus of Syracuse? Dromio of Syracuse? Dromio of Ephesus? Wait, what? There are two Antipholi and two Dromios? Who is who? The whole story is just so confusing! Even me who was a reporter got really perplexed with the plot. This confusion suddenly turned into nervousness for the group since at the time, none of us really understood the comedy. Luckily, there were videos in the internet which helped me understand the play. Our ever-supportive leader was there as well to help us absorb the whole play for our reporting. 

     Though everything was just mind boggling, every one of us enjoyed the play. The story was good because it was funny. There were also life lessons learned. Truly, the way to correct our mistakes outweighs the mistakes we have made.

     

     

From Tragedy to Comedy

Hahahahahahahaha.

Romeo and Juliet? As a comedy? Well, that's weird. But let's try it. Haha. :D

Romeo and Balthasar were walking towards the tomb of Juliet when Romeo asked Balthasar to stay behind. But instead of following Romeo's orders, he followed Romeo into a tomb while using a camouflage suit he made out of leaves and bushes around him. 

Romeo went inside the tomb, with Balthasar behind him. At that time, Romeo was holding on to his sword that time in case someone would distrurb him. Without him knowing that Paris was behind him, he was startled and his sword slipped from his hands, cutting Paris' neck. Blood then spilled everywhere which created a pool. Romeo slipped in it and fell unconscious. Friar Lawrence entered the tomb, slipped in the blood and fell unconscious as well. 

Juliet woke up and it suddenly rained cats and dogs causing a  huge pool to form. She swam towards the unconscious Romeo. She kissed him, which woke him up. It was only then that they took in their surroundings, they laughed, and swam to their heart's content. 

The Prince, Capulets and Montagues suddenly entered the tomb and swam as well. Friar Lawrence woke up and was astonished of the view. Everyone was having fun. Capulet suddenly called the attention of everyone and seemed was though he was going to announce something important. He said that he remembered why the Capulets and Montagues have been enemies for so long. Capulet and Montague's great grandfathers were the best of friends, but when they were in the lake, swimming, Great Grandfather Capulet accidentaly hit Great Grandfather Montague so they slipped. Great Grandfather Capulet became angry of Great Grandfather Montague and they never talked since then.

With this, the Montagues and Capulets laughed inside the tomb because of the silly reason of the eternal feud. Romeo and Juliet were allowed to marry and all of them became friends again as if nothing ever happended.