The relationship goes nowhere and Hank ends up dead several books in after starting a Space Battle with Kris (his Escape Pod was sabotaged by a third party), but in a roundabout way their relationship does end the feud: she forms a friendship with his twin sister Victoria (after dodging an attempted assassination she arranged) and then helps save their father Henry XII's life. Hank genre blindly compares their budding relationship to Romeo and Juliet Kris hangs a lampshade on the comparison, saying she has no intention of dying. Kris Longknife: Kris and Henry 'Hank' Smythe-Peterwald XIII, of the feuding Longknife and Peterwald families, go on a couple of dates in the first two books.John Halifax Gentleman: Chapter 10 mentions the characters read Romeo and Juliet once.In Good Omens, Wensleydale misquotes: 'A plaque on both your houses!'.In Eye of a Fly, Annie, who has memorized Shakespeare audiobooks, quotes 'Parting is such sweet sorrow' after her first date with Ernest.Crime and Punishment: After realizing that Razumikhin is in love with Raskolnikovs sister Dunya, Raskolnikov teases Razumikhin and calls him Romeo.

Asperger Adventures: In Lisa and the Lacemaker, Lisa speculates that the Secret Underground Passage she finds was a place for boyfriends and girlfriends to meet in secret, 'Romeo and Juliet all over again.'.

I don't care what William fracking Shakespeare said if a rose was called a stinkburger, it would smell like a stinkburger.'

In The Amy Virus, Cynthia Butt grumbles, 'What's in a name? Only everything.

Time Flies: 'What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet?' says Susie Barton.

In Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, General Chang quotes a lot of Shakespeare, including 'Parting is such sweet sorrow.'.

She forgets it's fictional and ends up running onto the stage shouting 'Romeo, stop! She's asleep! She's not even dead!' and slapping Juliet to wake her.

In Molly (1999), Molly attends a production of Romeo and Juliet.

The Hunger Games: The 'Star crossed lovers' and the use of the Romeo and Juliet theme as the Mockingjay signal.Harold and Maude: Harold's enforced date Sunshine instantly recognizes his 'suicide' as acting, and as he lays 'dead' on the floor, joins in with a terrible and hammy attempt at Juliet's soliloquy.In Grease, Putzie quotes 'Wherefore art thou Romeo?', referring to Sandy.

In the 1993 film Gettysburg, Longstreet asks Harrison, a former actor, if he can spy the Union's position at night, and Harrison quotes Juliet: 'all the world will be in love with night and pay no worship to the garish sun.'.In the 1980 version of Fame, one of the characters auditioning to go to the New York High School for the Performing Arts reads Juliet's 'Wherefore art thou Romeo' speech for his audition, not realizing it's Juliet.

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