I never thought Shakespeare could be misunderstood ...
The song goes on to depict Romeo throwing pebbles, at what - well, wouldn't we all like to know - we're assuming is a window because that's just the kind of heart-fluttering thing Ms. Swift would find alluring. And then onwards to how this illicit affair between Romeo and Juliet begins to evolve. They're planning to run away, see? But Juliet is left waiting for what we're assuming is weeks - which converts into teenage centuries - since the poor girl is left to wonder if it's all in her head. Because she's read He's Just Not That Into You. She has her suspicions.
But that's all cleared up since they meet on the outskirts of town and he kneels down to pull out a ring - (harmonious "awww") - and say that he chatted up her old man, that she should immediately invest in a ceremonial attire and that he loves her ... and that's all he really knows. That's all he knows. I mean, he's been plotting this for weeks - which converts into teenage centuries - but all he really knows is that he lurvs her.
By the way, Romeo and Juliet die. I know, I've read the book. I'm assuming Ms. Swift hasn't.
