| Romeo meets with his servent, Balthazar, and asks him about Juliet. Balthazar delivers the sad news that Juliet is dead. |
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 | Balthazar, how is my wife? Is she well? | |
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| I deliver to you sad news Romeo. Juliet is dead. | |
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| Romeo now wishes to die because his love is now "dead." He gets some poision from the Apothecary in order to kill himself. |
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| Apothecary, I need you to sell me the strongest poisin you have for I wish to die knowing that my love Juliet has died. I don't care give it to me! | |
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| But sir, it is against the law to sell such a poision! | |
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| Friar Lawrence asks Friar John if he sent the letter to Romeo. The letter contained the plan that Lawrence and Juliet came up with. Because of communication issues Romeo is not aware that Juliet is not really dead. |
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| Friar John, were you able to send my letter to Romeo? | |
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| No Sir, for circumstances did not permit it. | |
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