Answer:
<em>apothecary</em>, <em>awake</em>, <em>Balthasar</em>, banishment, <em>Capulets</em>, <em>dagger</em>, <em>disease</em>, <em>drinks</em>, <em>father</em>, <em>final</em>, follow, <em>Friar</em>, <em>John</em>, <em>Juliet</em>, <em>kills</em>, <em>kisses</em>, <em>letter</em>, <em>Mantua</em>, <em>Montague</em>, <em>monument</em>, <em>morning</em>, <em>page</em>, <em>Paris</em>, <em>plan</em>, <em>poison</em>, <em>Prince</em>, Romeo, <em>sisterhood</em>, <em>Verona</em>, <em>watch
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Explanation:
In William Shakespeare's <u>final </u>Act of "The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet," <u>Balthasar </u>delivers news to Romeo that Juliet is dead. Balthasar did not know about the Friar's <u>plan</u>. Before going to <u>Verona </u>to see Juliet, Romeo desperately seeks out an <u>apothecary </u>and convinces him to sell him <u>poison</u>. Meanwhile, Friar Lawrence talks to Friar <u>John</u>. Friar John was supposed to send news to Romeo in <u>Mantua </u>about Juliet, but he was unable to enter the city because of a <u>disease</u>. The Friar goes to the Capulet <u>monument </u>to meet Juliet before she wakes up. Before the Friar reaches the monument, <u>Paris </u>and his <u>page </u>are already there. Paris places flowers by Juliet, but then his page whistles because someone else is coming. It is <u>Romeo </u>and Balthasar. Romeo gives Balthasar a <u>letter </u>to give to his <u>father </u>the next <u>morning</u>. Balthasar does not listen and hides instead. Romeo encounters Paris and they fight. Romeo <u>kills </u>Paris. Before Paris dies, he asks to be placed next to <u><em>Juliet</em></u>. Romeo then seeks out Juliet's body, before he <u>drinks </u>the poison and dies. Outside of the monument, the <u>Friar </u>greets Balthasar. Once inside the monument, the Friar sees Romeo and Paris' dead bodies. He walks over to Juliet who is now <u>awake</u>. Juliet asks for Romeo, but the Friar tells her that Romeo and Paris are dead. The Friar tells Juliet that the <u>watch </u>is coming and that he can take her to a <u>sisterhood </u>of holy nuns. The Friar leaves thinking that Juliet will not leave. She sees that romeo drank poison, and she <u>kisses </u>him to try to poison herself. She then hears the watch, and takes Romeo's <u>dagger </u>and stabs herself. The <u>Prince </u>arrives at the scene shortly before the <u>Capulets </u>and Montagues. Their parents are devastated when they hear the news. <u>Montague </u>reveals that his wife also died because she was upset about Romeo's <u>death</u>. Friar Lawrence explained what happened, and it is confirmed by Balthasar. The two families end their long-standing feud, and the Prince says that Verona paid a high price.
