After Balthasar
reported to Romeo that Juliet was dead already, Romeo went to the Apothecary to
buy poison.
Apothecary
Who calleth out hither?
Romeo
Sir, cometh hither.
Alloweth me has't a dram of poison.
A drug that wilt beest fatal to me.
T should beest violent enough to end mine life in mere
seconds.
Apothecary
I forsooth has't that poison
But Mantua’s law forbid this type of mortal drug
Any utterance wilt leadeth to death
Romeo
Please, life is full of unhappiness
I doth not fear to kicketh the bucket anymore, I can’t
stayeth living anymore
Taketh this duncan, and thee wilt not liveth in poverty
Beest not poor, thither is no law to maketh thee not rich
Apothecary
Mine poverty allows, but mine wilt doest not
Romeo
I payeth thy poverty and not thy
wilt
Apothecary
This poison, thee shalt putteth t in any liquid thee may
wanteth
And then drinketh t off, in mere seconds,
T'will end thy life
Romeo
Oh gold, the
poison to men’s souls
Committing
more murders than this compound
Which may
not even selleth
Now,
farewell. buyeth food. Groom yourself.
To Juliet’s
grave, I wilt useth this
Romeo leaves
Romeo
Oh Juliet!
I shalt
followeth thee to whither thee art now.
I can’t
liveth without mine love!
Attend me O
Juliet!
Romeo and Balthasar started to ride back to
Verona
Romeo
Balthasar,
take this letter,
And deliver
it to my family.
This will be
the last time that we will talk again.
Also, do not
interrupt me while I visit my love.
Balthasar
Yes sir. I
will be gone.
I will not
trouble you
Romeo
Live! And be
prosperous!
Be
successful! And with this,
I shall say
my farewell to you, good fellow
Balthasar
Yes sir. I
must now take my leave.
Romeo went to the
tomb and met Paris there
Romeo
Paris! What
bringeth thee hither!
Thee shalt
leaveth now!
Paris
Thee naughty
Montague!
Thee dare
showeth thy visage in front of the tomb of mine love!
Thee who
slain mine love’s cousin!
And now,
mine love’s gone!
Thee
villainous creature! I shalt annihilate thee!
Romeo
I didn’t
cometh hither to square!
The sinner
Montague, who is in front of thee, eke ponder the fair creature his love!
I just
wanteth to see that lady for the last time!
Thee shalt
leaveth now Paris!
Paris
No! I could
not leaveth mine love to thee!
I shalt seek
vengeance for the both of those folk!
Thee
villainous Montague shalt beest punished!
I wilt not
alloweth a sinner cometh near to mine love!
Romeo
Thee dare
provoke me?
I already
warn thee Paris!
I won’t
beest a merciful one!
Romeo and Paris fight
Inside the tomb, Juliet
wakes up
Juliet
Oh whither am I?
Oh, I’m inside this tomb!
I doth recall whither I should beest!
Now, whither is mine lord now?
Juliet
sees her cousin, Tybalt lying beside
her
Oh mine lief cousin!
Mine poor blood relative!
I am my most humble apology for what mine lord didst to thee!
I am very much torn between mine family and mine love!
Wherefore must our families square with each other?!
Wherefore can’t we just liveth happily and with harmony in this
halcyon lodging of Verona?!
Juliet
hears a noise outside
What must beest the hurtling thither?
A square? Brawl?
Is mine lord out thither?!
I must findeth out!
I shalt see mine lord!
I desire that gent is fine and all right!
Juliet
goes outside the tomb
Romeo
Leaveth now Paris! leaveth!
Thee shalt not stayeth hither anymore!
Paris
Thee Montague is the one who shalt leaveth the lodging!
A killer like thee isn’t suited to visit the tomb of mine one and
only love!
Leaveth! Or else, I’ll end thy life!
Romeo
If 't be true thee can Paris!
If 't be true only thee can!
Romeo
and Paris continues to fight
Juliet
(to herself) Oh Gods! What is this that I am seeing?! mine
lord?
Wherefore art thee fighting with that gent? Oh lief!
Romeo
corners Paris and points the rapier to
him
Romeo
This is thy end, noble county Paris!
Sendeth thy goodbyes now!
Paris
Thee can’t beest so sure!
Killeth me! And thee wilt beest punished more!
If 't be true thee end mine life,
Thee wilt nev'r beest allowed to step a foot in Verona!
Much less in Mantua!
Juliet
(to herself) I should cease this ere the blood start to flow!
What am I seeing?!
Mine love is going to killeth a noble person?!
I don’t wanteth anymore blood!
I don’t wanteth any more square!
I can’t alloweth mine lord beest sinned again for ending another
person’s life!
How wilt I cease this?!
Romeo
Don’t provoke me Paris!
Romeo
attacks Paris and just when the
blade is about to hit Paris, Juliet runs off and blocks it
Juliet
Cease this Romeo!
Please cease, mine lief lord!
I can’t afford thee killing other people again! (splurts blood)
T'will only… add to the feud… of our families!
It’s better if 't be true thee killeth me…
Juliet
collapses and Romeo hurriedly goes
to her
Romeo
Oh Juliet! Juliet!
Mine wife! mine true love!
Oh lief Gods! What has't I done?!
Wherefore must thee alloweth me killeth mine other half?!
Juliet
Romeo… thee cameth, atleast!
I am relieved… to … see thee safe…
With this… Friar Laurence’s plan could beest a success…
But I… must leaveth thee now…
Romeo
What plan could thee beest saying?
Mine lief Juliet, I don’t knoweth any plan that we should has't
followeth!
Oh Gods! Please liveth! Please liveth mine love!
Juliet
I can’t stayeth hither … anymore…
Please, Romeo, spare the noble’s life.
(holds Romeo’s face) Thy soft skin mine love, I wilt beest missing t.
(holds Romeo’s lips) Thy voice… Oh, how much I wanteth to heareth
more of it…
I wanteth more of thy lips… of you…
But I knoweth I can’t anymore.
I… love…yo-
Juliet
dies and Romeo cries
Romeo
Juliet! Juliet! Oh please!
I love you too! I love you!
So please, cometh back!
Mine love! Oh! mine love!
I cannot liveth anymore!
I don’t dare imagine a life without thee!
Just at which hour I finally could has't thee!
Then something like this wilt befall! wherefore!
I hath killed mine one and only love!
I hath killed that lady with this rapier!
I can’t believeth the fact that I hath killed that lady!
I doth not deserve to liveth!
I can't liveth without mine love!
I, too, should followeth that lady!
Romeo
grabs the poison
Oh, this poison wilt end t all!
One sip and I’m together with thee now mine lief!
One sip and all of this is ov'r!
Noble county! Paris, I has't a request!
If 't be true thee must beest oblige to do't,
Then please! lodging mine body next to this quite quaint one.
Please, if 't be true it’s just this request!
Paris
agrees
Paris
I… suppose… I could at least do't.
Mine love, Juliet, died… in front of me.
After witnessing such scene,
I could sayeth that I admit defeated by thee for winning that lady
heart.
I’ll do't.
Romeo
Thank you, for once.
Now! I shalt end mine life! attend me mine Love!
Attend me and I shalt followeth thee to whither thee wilt wend!
Here’s to mine love!
Romeo
drinks the poison
The drugs are quick! With this, I die!
Romeo
dies
Paris
I saw how much those gents love each other.
Even though t hurts for me,
I wilt doth as Romeo requested.
Paris did what Romeo wishes for before he die. When Friar Laurence
arrived at the tomb, he was shocked to see the dead bodies of the two. He did
not know what really happened. After the incident, Paris announced what the
truth is to the crowds in Verona. Both the families felt guilty about what happened
and decided to end the feud between them. There’s no fight anymore and the families
live in Verona peacefully.
