Narrator
Paris and Romeo begin a duel in Juliet's tomb.
Paris
I challenge your disgusting behaviour, and I'm arresting you as a criminal here.
Romeo
You're going to provoke me? Well then have at it, boy!
Paris
Oh I've been killed! If you are truly merciful, open up the tomb and lay me down beside Juliet.
Romeo
Indeed I will. Ah dear Juliet, why are you still so beautiful? Is invisible death in love with you? Oh, here I'll set up my everlasting rest, and I'll shake off the burden of my unlucky date from my weary body. (Drinks the drug).This drug works quickly. I'll die with a kiss.
Narrator
Friar Laurence arrives at the tomb and sees the dead Paris and Romeo.
Friar Lawrence
Romeo! Oh, you are pale! Who else? What's Paris too? And Paris is all bloodied? Ah, what an evil time made this tragic accident occur! Juliet is waking up.
Juliet
Oh, Friar Laurence! Where is my husband? Where is my Romeo?
Friar Lawrence
Your husband next to you lies dead, and Paris is lying here as well. Come on, I'll hide you in a convent of holdu nuns. The night's watch is coming.
Juliet
Go, get away from here, I won't move. What's this? My husband killed himself with a poison. You're so selfish. You didn't leave any to help me follow you? I'll kiss your lips. Perhaps there's still some poison that remains.
Juliet
Someone's coming? Then I'll be quick. Let my body be you sheath. Rust there forever and let me die.
Narrator
The prince, Capulet, and Montague and several guards arrive.
Prince
Lord Capulet! Lord Montague! Look what terrible punishment has come from your shared hate, that heaven found a way to kill your children with love. Everyone has been punished.
Capulet
Oh brother Montague, give me your hand. This gesture of reconciliation all I can ask if you.
Montague
But I can give you more. I'll erect a statue of Juliet from pure gold.
Capulet
I'll make one of equal richness for Romeo, to place beside his lady's. Oh these poor children sacrificed to our hatred!
Prince
This is a sad peace that the morning has brought. Some people will be pardoned, others punished. For there was never a sadder story than this one of Romeo and Juliet.
