3.What books do you like to read?

Star-Crossed

Romeo, son of the Montague's, who is loved and respected in Verona. First, he is represented as a comic lover -- because of his exaggerated declarations of love for Rosaline. But then after he meets Juliet, he abandons his tendency to act like a traditional lover, and he becomes more intense n the way that he talks, reflecting how genuinely passionate he feels for his Juliet. But when he kills Tybalt to avenge Mercutio's death, he starts off a chain of events that eventually leads to his suicide, after believing that his beloved Juliet is dead.

Juliet, Capulet's daughter. She's presented to the audience as innocent -- she's not even fourteen yet. She loves Romeo with the full force of her being -- enough so that she defies her Montague-hating parents and faces death twice. She can't live without Romeo, because living without him would be like living without a soul -- just gliding through life as nothing, not feeling anythin