romeo and julit

[Guest]

romeo and juliet were found dead on the floor. there was water and glass on the floor the only things in the room are a bookshelf and a bed. the house is on a remote island and their is a train track near by. what was the cause of romeo and juliet's death?

romeo and juliet are fish. the movement of the train shook the bowl and it fell

[akaslickster]

they are fish. the rumbling from the train knocked the fish tank over causing poor romeo and juliet to die.

a bit sad.

Yes, it could have been to toads just as easily. Ribbott! Okay, time for bed . G night.

Edited June 23, 2008 by akaslickster

[Guest]

Romeo and Juliet are fishes, probably gold, and their fishbowl was knocked off its perch by the vibrations from a passing train. So they died by not drowning?

[Guest]

I think a better answer would be a huricane/ flood. That would shatter the windows, so that there would be glass on the floor, as well as water. I find it hard to believe that a room could have nothing in it except a bookshelf and a bed unless the other things had been swept out by a flood. Also, if this was a remote island to begin with there would be no train tracks, however, it is possible that this island could really just be a high-altitude plot of land that the water from a flood has not compleetly covered, thus creating an island.

[The Doctor]

they drowned themselves