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Romeo And Juliet Act 5 Analysis

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In Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet Act V the conclusion of the story happens and the outcome and deaths of the tragedy occurs. In the beginning Romeo hears that Juliet is dead. Next Friar Laurence learns that his note to Romeo explaining that Juliet isn’t dead did not reach him. When Romeo reaches Juliet 's tomb he is confronted by Paris and kills him, and once he is in the tomb drinks poison. As Juliet wakes up and sees Romeo dead she stabs herself. In the end Paris blames himself for the tragedy and states “There was never a story so full of pain such as that of Romeo and Juliet.”

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