July 10, 2008
Author's Response:
Yeh, I think he did, but hey, I was trying to make this as short as possible, and a simple knife in the neck'll do. I mean, he still commits suicide, not matter how he does it.
And yeh, the "I'd die for" bit was partially inspired by the Reduced Shakespeare Company pointing out that at the beginning, Romeo had the hots for Rosalyn, and then suddenly changes to Juliet.
Anyway, thanks for the review. :)
