•Man vs. Man

•Man vs. Self

•Man vs. Society

•Man vs. Nature

-What point is Friar Lawrence trying to prove?

-Is anything only good or bad? Can it be both?

      Concerning the death of Romeo and Juliet, I would like to formally apologize for any part I’ve taken in the death. I would also like to explain my plan which led to the death. I just thought that Juliet being forced to marry Paris was unfair towards her since her true love was Romeo. Juliet came up to me and asked for help, I couldn’t resist, I felt to bad. She seemed so desperate and vulnerable, she needed help and needed to marry Romeo, not Paris. Romeo was her love not Paris, she wouldn’t be happy if she married Paris, I just wanted her to be happy. 

Let me explain what happened, at first Juliet wanted to talk to me, I was confused why she wanted to at first, but she came to asking for help. She told me that she would rather die than marry Paris. So I came up with a plan since I don’t want her to hurt herself, I want her to be happy. The plan I came up with was for her to be okay with marry Paris, then the night before the wedding she will drink a potion that will make her fall asleep for a long time. She will seem to be dead by others since she will be sleeping for so long. After people start thinking she’s dead, she will be laid to rest in the Capulet tomb. I will tell Romeo about it so he can get her when she wakes up. Then when Romeo gets her, him and Juliet can go to Mantua and live happily together. Then they can also live freely without the hate from their parents. I thought it was a good idea and they can both be happy together. Juliet agreed with the plan, so I gave her the potion and told her to drink it in the night since the wedding was in the morning. In the morning I was with Paris and he thought Juliet died, I went along and said she would be in a better place. I also try and force them to hurry up and do the funeral just incase she wakes up before she’s in the tomb. I sent a letter to Romeo but when Romeo found out about Juliet’s “death” he rushed back to Vernoa, and he didn’t get the letter. He said that he was going to Juliet’s tomb and claims he’s going to 🤬 himself. And he did, he killed himself for her since he actually thought Juliet was dead and he never got the message that she just drank a potion. The ending to this situation wasn’t supposed to be like this. Then again I would like to apologize for the part I’ve taken in the death.