Everybody said you better stay in school,

get a real job boy

don't be a fool,

burn that guitar you can never be a star

I can, I can, I can

so

A thousand disbelievers couldn't keep me on the ground,

I've invented a momentum that will never slow me down,

I believe it cause I feel it,

And shout it out loud!

I can, I can, I can

so

Everybody said boy don't go any higher!

uh uh 

Forget that, I can do anything!

Never push the limit and don't play with fire!

uh uh 

Forget that, I can do anything!

NA na na na na na 

na na na na na na na 

when my heart on my fist take you by surprise fighter,

uh uh 

Forget that, I can do anything!

Ha ha ha

ok ok ok,

Be a movie star,

or rock the main stage.

An Xbox tester or an astronaut in space,

if they tell you that you can't,

you can shove it in their face

I can, I can, I can

so

A hundred thousand disbelievers couldn't keep me on the ground,

I've invented a momentum that will never slow me down,

I believe it cause I feel it,

And shout it out loud!

I can, I can, I can

so

Everybody said boy don't go any higher!

uh uh 

Forget that, I can do anything!

Never push the limit and don't play with fire!

uh uh 

Forget that, I can do anything!

NA na na na na na 

na na na na na na na 

when my heart on my fist take you by surprise fighter,

uh uh 

Forget that, I can do anything!

Yeah!

(I can do anything)

Never try, never win

never get a break,

you miss 100% of the shots you never took

Ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo [X3]

Everybody said boy don't go any higher!

uh uh 

Forget that, I can do anything!

Never push the limit and don't play with fire!

uh uh 

Forget that, I can do anything! 

Everybody said boy don't go any higher!

uh uh 

Forget that, I can do anything!

Never push the limit and don't play with fire!

uh uh 

Forget that, I can do anything!

NA na na na na na 

na na na na na na na 

when my heart on my fist take you by surprise fighter,

uh uh 

Forget that, I can do anything!

NA na na na na na 

na na na na na na na 

Everybody said boy don't go any higher!

uh uh 

Forget that, I can do anything!

Phantom's voice: Insolent boy, this slave of fashion. Basking in your glory. Ignorant fool, this brave young suitor. Sharing in my triumph!

Christine (scared): Angel, I hear you. Speak, I listen. Stay by my side. Guide me. Angel, my soul was weak; forgive me. Enter at last, Master.

Phantom's voice: Flattering child, you shall know me. See why in shadow I hide. Look at your face in the mirror. I am there inside.

Christine: Angel of music, guide and guardian, grant to me your glory. Angel of music, hide no longer. Come to me, strange Angel.

Phantom: I am your Angel of Music. Come to the angel of music...

I am your Angel of Music. Come to the Angel of Music...

Prologue giving the Author's insight
(Romeo & Juliet)

         "Two households, both alike in dignity, (In fair Verona, where we lay are scene) From ancient grudge, break to new mutiny, Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean, From forth the fatal loins of these two foes, A pair of star-crossed lovers take their life, Whose misadventued piteous overthrows Doth with their death-marked love, And the continuance of their parents' rage, Which, but their children's end, naught could remove, Is now the two hours' traffic of our stage; The which if you with patient ears attend, What here shall miss, our toil shall strive to mend." The first speech in the entire play, tells you what's going to happened in the play. This was done by William  Shakespeare as a way to make it less confusing to the audience because it's hard to follow at time's since it's different wording, and the audience was usually drunk and illiterate. He also does it at the end because by then the audience is definitely drunk and may have missed something along the way. It's said that this monologue was given from the writer's perspective. To give some insight of the author's true belief's of what all of the play really mean's. What he thought of the families, if it was love or not and his belife's on fate. 

         The first line in the entire play is "Two households, both alike in dignity" which shows that, well these house hate each other they have many similar qualities. The one that is shown the most is their dignity (or pride) and this quality shared between the two is what eventually leads to the event's of the play, because if one of the two house had a little less dignity, they might be a little less proud and then the forbidden romance wouldn't be forbidden. He also seems to think that they are would be fine families, if they could stop the feud "Where civil blood make's civil hands unclean"and return to peace. It's also shown that the author seemed to believe that this feeling of hate is so strong that only their children's death could ever have brought an end to this feud "Which, but their children's end, naught could remove" and nothing else could possible end.

       Love is the most common theme of Romeo and Juliet. Their are many arguments on whether or not it's the greatest tragic love story of all time, there isn't a right answer, since it's all about opinion and how you define the meaning of the story. William, never gave his opinion on the matter, so you can't say for sure what he meant his story to be, but from the prologue and ending monologue it seems he did believe that it was love. He says that it's love in the prologue "star-crossed lovers" and "death-marked love" implying them to be in lover's to the whole audience before the play even begins.

        "Some say our destiny is tied to the land, as much a part of us as we are of it. Others say fate is woven together like a cloth, so that ones destiny intertwines with many others. It's the one thing we search for, or fight to change. Some never find it. But there are some who are led (Brave-Merida)" many people don't believe in fate, others do. If their is anything that can truly be said about the concept, is that it's used in stories, alot. Romeo and Juliet is no exception. Their fate is given at the beginning of the play (their fated to die) and comes true in the end, no matter what how they try to change it they still end up in that tomb. It seems that Shakespeare is a true believer in fate, because it's a common theme in all of his plays, but since no one knows his true answer, it could be that he knew that fate make's a story more interesting. If he was only trying to write a good story, then he did a wonderful job, over and over again, if he truly believed in it I hope he was happy with his fate when his life ended.

         If these were his beliefs then he was a truly inspired man. But the only thing we can know for sure is that William Shakespeare is credited for writing Romeo and Juliet and his plays are still enjoyed today by many people, for who ever he was and what ever he believed, he's credited to be he greatest writer in history, were still influenced by it over 400 years later.

                                                         Mid Term    89%-A                      Emma Johnston

         21%- I never miss class that I didn't have a reason for and I always make up work I missed on that day. I can lose focuas from time to time, but I always figure out what I didn't hear from you (Mr Neuf) by asking or reading the blog, I also put off work when I'm not really in the mood, but will get it done for homework and on time.

         23%- I've done all my assignments ( check out my blog and personal page if you don't belive me) and had them handed in on time, to the best I could and will read and try to fix anything in tghe comments.

         23%- I've done all my assignment's well and will take consideration to the comment's (my myre's and briggs on my personal page)

         22%- I always comment vocally during class and answer questions (a bit too much) and will ocassionally comment on other's blogs and personal pages.

Friars P.50-51 Lines 1-30 Act 2 Scene 3

          The sun is coming up, night is done, with it come's earths plants. The earth is where we all end up after we die, but from it also come's are life. Some of the best are the plant, a great thing we get from her. The wonderful thing can't be used for evil, but good is bad when misused and bad good when it acn be dignified. This small flower for instance is a cure and a poision, it can cause pain and joy to anyone, but in the end it will still die.

        This solilquy is important because it point's out that in the end we will all die, returning to the earth which we originally came from and it's done by a Friar. This show that the Frair isn't the most virtues man because this is uncommon amoung holy men since it's diffrent from there belifes. it's important to see this as it shows that he isn't a normal Frair and it's to help the audience understand he's not like other's so that might be why he marrie's the 2 lovers.

       I like it because it hold's one of my belife's about life. in the solilquy he say's "Virtue itself vice, being misapplied, And vice sometime's by action dignified" meaning what you do can be seen as good or bad depending on your reasons for doing so, and I have alway's belived the reason can out way the action dependind on the "Why".