Ella's Daughter Monologue

A long time ago there were twos younglings who were polar opposites. One named Ella and the other Bernard. Both Ella and Bernard were born in Verona, but raised in different ways. Ella was a Capulet and Bernard was a Montague. Ella’s family was much more rich and elegant than Bernard’s family. At this set and time, the Capulets and Montagues were equal. No one grouping was considered better than the other. But, Ella’s family was exceptional. Ella was the daughter of King James and Queen Bertha, she was a princess. Bernard had an image set for himself, a dream to become rich and powerful. The only way to achieve his goal was to marry the alluring princess. And so, Bernard set his goal and he was on his way to charm the princess. There is a twist
“ Thou art very welcome Bernard. May I asketh who thee art going to useth this love potion on? ” (Bernard widens his eyes and is confused as to how Friar Montague knows that he is going to use the potion on someone) “How didst thee knoweth I wast falsing? ” “Because, I wast thy age once… a good wish upon you Bernard. Chooseth wisely”.

Now that Bernard had the love potion, he was on his way to find the Princess. He knew that everyday at 11am, the princess went into town. He searched all downtown for her; looked in every single store, every single fountain, until he finally found her. Princess Ella was at the outside market. Bernard hadn't planned out what he was going to do, so he just went for it. Without any hesitation, he just went up to Ella and looked her in the eyes. Vampires compel someone by looking them in the eyes and telling them what to do. It makes humans lose control of their bodies. The only way to prevent this is by wearing vervain. Vervain is a potent herb that protects humans from being compelled and under the influence of vampires. If a vampire makes physical contact with vervain, it will burn them. While Bernard was looking into Ella’s eyes he
Ella looked very dazed and said,
“What art thee declaring? Who is't art thee? I am not thy ladybird n’r bride”.
Just as Bernard was going to answer, Ella looked down at her chest and gasped when she realized her locket was missen. Bernard made up a lie and said that she had him hold it for her while she was at the market. As Bernard was talking out the locket from his pocket, he pulled the bottle of love potion instead. Just as he was going to put it back in his pocket before anyone saw it, Ella snatched it out of his hand and said,
“Is this what thee hath used on me? Is this wherefore thou art calling me thy bride?”
Bernard didn't know what was going on. He wondered what had happened to the love potion. From the angle that Ella was holding the bottle, Bernard could read that on the back it says that the ingester may not come in contact with water until 24 hours after. In other words, the bath that Ella took, washed away the potion. Bernard kept shut because he was so embarrassed. King James