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After Romeo got banished for killing Tybalt, who killed Mercutio (the prince’s relative). Juliet’s parents, Capulet, and Lady Capulet forced Juliet to marry Paris, but Juliet and Romeo were already married. So, Juliet made an excuse to meet Friar Laurence, after meeting him. They made a plan to stop the marriage by giving Juliet a sleeping potion that made her seem like she’s dead, and after she takes it, they would hold a funeral for her. Then, they would put her in the tomb, after that Romeo would receive a letter from the Friar, saying that Juliet is alive and is pretending to be dead, and he should go get her from her tomb and run away to Mantua with her. The next day, the nurse found Juliet “dead”, the Capulet changed everything to hold a funeral, at the same time Friar sends …show more content…
When he got there Paris thought that Romeo was trespassing and wanted to disturb the rest of the dead Capulet's. Paris started a sword fight with Romeo, and Romeo killed Paris. When Romeo went to close to Juliet, she still looked like she was alive. Romeo kissed her and killed himself by drinking a bottle of poison that he got from the apothecary. Then, a bit later, the Friar went to the tomb and sees Paris dead on the floor, when he went close to Juliet, he sees Romeo dead on the floor beside Juliet. The Friar hears noises, and Juliet wakes up from her sleep, the Friar told her that they have to leave because people are coming. While about to leave, Juliet sees Romeo on the floor and starts to cry, while the Friar runs away. After seeing Romeo dead, she decides to kill herself with Romeo’s sword. If only the two families weren’t rivals, it wouldn’t have led to their death. The death of two lovers and their love for each other brought the hatred for the two families to an end. With the families coming to together show a kind of happy ending that the two lovers

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