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Boarding School Juliet

Boarding School Juliet • ACT 113 : ROMIO & JULIET & TURKISH II • Page ik-page-2289206
Boarding School Juliet • ACT 113 : ROMIO & JULIET & TURKISH II • Page ik-page-2289207
ACT 113 : ROMIO & JULIET & TURKISH II
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The chapter opens with a soliloquy by Hirohito, in which he laments the fact that his daughter, Juliet, has been withdrawn from school because of her father's "brainless" decision to do so. He laments that the world is unfair to both of them, and he challenges them to a duel to prove his point. He tells them that the rules of the game are that whoever strikes their opponent first with their sword is the victor, and whoever picks up their sword first takes the victor. He warns them that he could mistake their aim and kill them, but they should not call him that, as he could "mistaken my aim" and "kill you . .
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Boarding School Juliet

Boarding School Juliet • ACT 113 : ROMIO & JULIET & TURKISH II • Page ik-page-2289206
Boarding School Juliet • ACT 113 : ROMIO & JULIET & TURKISH II • Page ik-page-2289207
ACT 113 : ROMIO & JULIET & TURKISH II
This is a locked chapterACT 113 : ROMIO & JULIET & TURKISH II
About This Chapter
The chapter opens with a soliloquy by Hirohito, in which he laments the fact that his daughter, Juliet, has been withdrawn from school because of her father's "brainless" decision to do so. He laments that the world is unfair to both of them, and he challenges them to a duel to prove his point. He tells them that the rules of the game are that whoever strikes their opponent first with their sword is the victor, and whoever picks up their sword first takes the victor. He warns them that he could mistake their aim and kill them, but they should not call him that, as he could "mistaken my aim" and "kill you . .
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