your lives shall pay the forfeit of the peach

yes.

THE PEACH.

We can learn from this section of the scene that he is very high in status and authority, the highest, in fact. This would have been also presented through performance, as he is described as being sat atop his horse- the visual effect tells the audience subconsciously that he is both physically and legally higher up than either of the Houses are and therefore more powerful. It also tells the audience that the Prince wishes to protect Verona and his subjects. “If ever you disturb our streets again, your lives shall pay the forfeit of the peace.”

This is part of my english coursework. Due in...three days ago. Only I just wrote all of that with forfeit of the peach on the end.

I think i may be a little tired.

I refuse to turn to caffeine! NO!
caffeine is bad. especially when you depend on it.
but i don't any more. so m'cool.

yeah, i should... yeah.

Summer plans are beginning to swing in, which is quite lovely.
sunshine and shorts are appearing. yaaay.

...i discovered my faithful shorts have massive crotch rips in them. Gah. I need new ones...i have had these for about four years.
But still! it's UPSETTING.

¬_¬

I have maths exams soon...and yuhup, i'm scared. i'm working lots but..i have a horrible feeling it isn't enough. >_<

blaaaah. i better finish writing about the forfeit of the peach...