DESCRIPTION:
Both Romeo & Paris go the the churchyard to be with Juliet--whom they both believe to be dead. The two rivals fight and Paris is slain by Romeo. Romeo then takes a poison he obtained from an apothecary to be reunited in death with his Juliet. Friar Laurence arrives at the tomb belonging to the Capulets and finds both Paris and Romeo dead. Juliet rouses out of her deep slumber believing that she is to be reunited with Romeo. Her hope and joy is short-lived as she learns that Romeo is now dead. She attempts to draw enough poison from the bottle still in his hand so that she may join him in death. Finding not even a drop remaining, she draws a dagger from Romeo's belt and stabs herself. Her lifeless body then falls, draped over Romeo's lifeless body. For never was there a story of such woe than this of Juliet and her Romeo.