Veronaville, Season 1 (Spring & Summer) - Part 2
Remember how Titania was having that baby? Well, here it is! She named the baby Peaseblossom. (Fun fact, I was one of Titania’s fairies in a primary school production.)
Puck was being a good big brother in the background, but when he tried to cook his little sister dinner, things didn’t go so well.
It was also Bottom’s birthday today. With Titania’s pregnancy, it was a busy day, but they still found time to throw a big party!
Bottom’s transition look is actually pretty cute, and I didn’t change it. She’s so cute! She’s got a high interest in crime and wants to become a criminal mastermind. This fits her bio pretty well!
“Bottom sometimes gets herself into trouble attempting to get attention from her parents and big brother. Will she grow up to be more respectful and responsible?”
It looks like childhood was only the beginning for Bottom! She’s got a lot more trouble to get herself into.
Moving to college was a huge relief for Tybalt Capp. He was sick of his sisters, and their ill-advised romances with the Monty boys.
He knew they thought he was a jerk. Maybe he was. But he was just looking out for them! He’d seen what the Montys were capable of. Juliette thought Romeo was different, but Tybalt didn’t believe it for a moment. And Hermia, claiming she “didn’t care about the feud”? She was just a child when their parents died, she didn’t remember, didn’t understand…
He hoped they’d be safe.
Juliette brought Virginia home from school that day. Like any Widespotian, she headed straight for the chess table. They did manage to make friends, though.
With Tybalt gone, the house was much more peaceful. Or would be, if Juliette could let go of her hatred of Mercutio. To try and settle the disagreements between them, the four sat down and had dinner together.
Later, Juliette and Mercutio sat down for a game of chess together. They weren’t resolving their issues entirely, but it was a start. (Don’t think I didn’t notice those double bolts and Mercutio thinking about making out, either! Got to watch out for these two.)
Juliette and her Grandfather had very different uses for mirrors!
