Oh, my sweet Juliet, you are like a daughter. Not related, but by heart. I stand in front of you all with my heart full of grief as we let go of one of our dearest from the Capulet family. From the beginning, when I held you in my arms, I knew you had an extraordinary greatness to the world. I watched you grow from being the sweetest and most mischievous girl to a woman who loves with her whole heart. Juliet's love for Romeo is unseen by the Capulets and the Montagues. Their fierce and unbreakable love was impossible to break. The feud they caused between the families must teach a lesson to everyone. Don't let your emotions take control of who you are. We will miss you and will forever keep our hate for the montages. Rest now, my dear Juliet. My dear angel. And my sweet daughter. You are now returning to the heavens where you were created. I find joy that you and Romeo are now at peace. As your nurse, I will always keep you in my heart; your laughter and our memories together will never be forgotten. For now, until we meet again, Goodbye Juliet.

This eulogy is meant to describe the fantastic traits of Juliet that her nurse saw in her, as well as how she let go of everything for Romeo. Juliet ended her life when she saw that Romeo had killed himself. Her last words were, "O happy dagger, This is thy sheath." She stabbed herself. She saw Romeo lying dead on the floor, and she knew that she could not live on her own. This eulogy circles back to the theme that letting your emotions control you leads to bad consequences. Juliet let her love control herself to the point that she killed herself. She did not know what else to do once Romeo was gone because she had turned her whole life to him and pushed everything out of the way for Romeo.

The Bloody Juice:

-warnings: do not mix Montague with Capulet, this is a lethal poison and it will take your life

• One cup of teenage dramatist mixed with a half cup of impulsive decisons

• Add in 3 drops of regret for all of the desicons you should have thought through more

• Now blend in family feud with the mixture

• Top the juice with communication errors, for the fact that this is poison being used for a miscommuniation

  
  

In Romeo and Juliet, Juliet takes a special potion to fake her death. Romeo, though, did not know this was fake. As soon as he heard of her "death," he went to an apothecary and begged for poison to end his life. The apothecary was not willing to sell him the lethal poison until she was offered a ton of money. The apothecary needed money, so he sold the illegal poison to Romeo. Romeo visited Juliet in her tomb one last time before he would drink the poison. He bent over her body, sobbing in pain that it was all over. The next moment, he took the poison and fell to the floor in seconds. A few minutes after Romeo dies, Juliet wakes up from her deep sleep. The two lovers are lost with their lives, and both kill themselves when they see that the other is dead. Right before Romeo drinks the poison he says, "Here's to my love. O true apothecary, Thy drugs are quick. Thus with a kiss I die." He gives Juliet one last kiss and then drinks the poison to die quickly so that he doesn't have the see Juliet dead anymore. The poison related to the theme of Romeo and Juliet because Romeo lets his emotions get in the way of reality and he goes begging for poison so that he can kill himself.