"I think she did," Romeo answered, agreeing with Reno's assessment. "The law came. I had until sunrise to get out of town -- if it wasn't for my last name and my father being there, I would have been executed."

"But that gave us our wedding night, and we pretended the rest of the world didn't exist as long as we could. And then I had to leave, and ..." He traced on the knee of his pants with a finger. "Her parents still didn't know of the wedding; they were trying to marry her off to someone else. My priest had a plan to get her to me, I've had it explained to me but I still don't understand how it was meant to work because, seriously, Friar Laurence was a tool."

"The plan went askew, I heard she was dead, and ... this is where the 'bullet in the brain' plan comes in. I came back to Verona to try to see her, even if she was dead."