Romeo and the Nurse (Romeo&Juliet) Synopsis 7

Romeo and the Nurse have quite a tight relationship. I think this because if they didn't talk then there would be no Romeo & Juliet. Like if the nurse hated Romeo she would not do Juliet the favours she does, and they would have no way to be together. But the Nurse doesn't feel like she should hate Romeo just because her 'masters' do (Capulet's) And i don't think Romeo has any choice but to like the Nurse, otherwise he would not have done many things. For example she went to tell him to come see Juliet in the night, and she got the ladder for him to climb up! In act II Scene V the Nurse arranges a time with Romeo 'This afternoon, sir? Well she shall be there' and later on he says 'Commend me to thy lady' to the Nurse, and this shows that they must have a close relationship, maybe not close on their own account, but close because of Juliet. Juliet tells the Nurse the things she wants to tell Romeo, and the Nurse goes to Romeo, Romeo then responds and the Nurse reports back.

The Second Summer of the Sisterhood by Ann Brashares Synopsis 6

This year the girls are still going to pass the pants to each other, and they are convinced that last years events are still in the pockets.
Bridget takes off to go to Alabama, to meet her grandma (Greta) who got separated from the family, but Bridget pretends to be a stranger so she can get to know her secretly, but Greta found out that it was her and let Bridget stay.
Carmen's mother gets a boyfriend, David. She feels like her mum has totally forgotten about her so she splits them up, but guilt makes her apologize and set them up again.
Tibby makes a movie for school all about Bailey, and she is helped by Brian who is in love with her.
And finally Lena, who finds out that Kostos has a new girlfriend and she's pregnant, but Lena heart throb obviously isn't worth it.