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+ | [[File:Romeo_Montague1.gif|right]] '''Romeo Candorebanto Montague''' is the only son of Leontes Banto Montague and Portia Clemenza de Ebe and the heir to the throne of Neo Verona. At the start of the series, he is forced into an arranged engagement with [[Hermione de Borromeo]]. |
==History== |
==History== |
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+ | Romeo Candorebanto Montague is the only son of Leontes Banto Montague and Portia Clemenza De Ebe. He is the heir to the throne of Neo Verona. For political reasons, he has been forced into an unwanted engagement with Hermione de Borromeo, a young noblewoman. As a nobleman, he owns a pegasus named Cielo whom he later freed. He has little respect for Montague heritage because of his father's tyranny. He even rejects his name and the way his father reigns over Neo Verona. |
He first meets Juliet at the Rose Ball and falls in love at first sight, and through the rest of the series is in love with Juliet, though he doesn't fully admit it until episode 7 and 8. He holds nothing against the Capulet family, and only wishes for he and Juliet to be happy and safe. |
He first meets Juliet at the Rose Ball and falls in love at first sight, and through the rest of the series is in love with Juliet, though he doesn't fully admit it until episode 7 and 8. He holds nothing against the Capulet family, and only wishes for he and Juliet to be happy and safe. |
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[[File:Sweet_romeo_montague_by_Inuyasha_no_e.jpg|thumb|left]]Unlike his father, Romeo is kind, caring, selfless, and humble man who is opposed to his father's cruelty and tyrrany and shares many ideals with Juliet. |
[[File:Sweet_romeo_montague_by_Inuyasha_no_e.jpg|thumb|left]]Unlike his father, Romeo is kind, caring, selfless, and humble man who is opposed to his father's cruelty and tyrrany and shares many ideals with Juliet. |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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+ | ''For '''Romeo Candorebanto Montague '''gallery click,[[Romeo Candore De Montague / Gallery|here.]]'' |
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Revision as of 13:49, 16 August 2014
Romeo Candorebanto Montague is the only son of Leontes Banto Montague and Portia Clemenza de Ebe and the heir to the throne of Neo Verona. At the start of the series, he is forced into an arranged engagement with Hermione de Borromeo.
History
Romeo Candorebanto Montague is the only son of Leontes Banto Montague and Portia Clemenza De Ebe. He is the heir to the throne of Neo Verona. For political reasons, he has been forced into an unwanted engagement with Hermione de Borromeo, a young noblewoman. As a nobleman, he owns a pegasus named Cielo whom he later freed. He has little respect for Montague heritage because of his father's tyranny. He even rejects his name and the way his father reigns over Neo Verona.
He first meets Juliet at the Rose Ball and falls in love at first sight, and through the rest of the series is in love with Juliet, though he doesn't fully admit it until episode 7 and 8. He holds nothing against the Capulet family, and only wishes for he and Juliet to be happy and safe.
After having freed Juliet from Escalus, he faces Ophelia and, while managing to kill her, is impaled by one of Escalus' branches.
Character
Unlike his father, Romeo is kind, caring, selfless, and humble man who is opposed to his father's cruelty and tyrrany and shares many ideals with Juliet.
Despite his aristocratic life and upringing, Romeo, at the beginning of the series, expressed interest in the daily lives of the common people.
Gallery
For Romeo Candorebanto Montague gallery click,here.