She plays you off against Romeo & co, making you believe that they are the evil ones who purposefully locked her in the crypt to die so that Romeo could hatch his evil plans (and so that he & Philipa could have it off in her absence). And once you do, Juliet emerges weak & needing assistance – the quintessential “damsel in distress”. Once you go back to the crypt, you have to break inside somehow. He had then played you as the fool (and had been doing from the very beginning) by pretending to be a fool himself, seemingly oblivious to the fact that he just waltzed off leaving Juliet to perish. He, alongside Father Lawrence, the Apothecary and Philipa, had secretly placed an enchantment on the crypt that would keep her powers diminished, and keep her locked inside for all eternity. Little do you know, though, but Romeo had actually left her in the crypt on purpose because he knew that she was an evil sorceress that was hell-bent on destroying RS as we know it. And naturally, you being the hero you are, have decided to go and save her before it's too late. Plot: You realise that Romeo, being the “fool” that he is, has left Juliet to slowly starve to death in the crypt. The basic premise was to have the quest add more twists to the first one, and to also really contrast with it by having it be insanely hard.
Started working on it again recently though, but all I have so far is a short description of the characters/plot. Weirdly enough I had an idea for a sequel to Romeo & Juliet called Juliet's Revenge? I wrote it back in 2004/5ish, and unfortunately lost the document with it on =(.
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