Later that night on Juliet’s balcony they meet secretly and, decide to get married to prove their love to eachother. They are married in secret the next morning by the Friar Laurence, who hopes that their love will stop the families’ fights.
At noon in the streets of Verona, Romeo and his friend’s come across Tybalt, he is angry that Romeo went to the Capulet party. Romeo refuses to fight because he was married to Juliet, Tybalt cousin, (though Tybalt does not know this) Romeo’s best friend Mercutio fights Tybalt, but Tybalt has the upper hand and kills Mercutio.. Romeo upset and angry at the death of his best friend slays Tybalt.
The Prince of Verona arrives on the scene and orders Romeo to be killed, but after he hears what really happened he changes this and banishes Romeo from the land instead.
When Juliet hears the news that Romeo has killed Tybalt she becomes very upset and confused, but then later that night Romeo arrives on her balcony and explains. The two lovers share one night of bliss together in Juliet's bedchamber before Romeo flees to his exile. Lord Capulet, knowing nothing of their marriage, decides that Juliet shall marry Count Paris. Juliet tells her father that she will not marry Paris. Her father and mother argue with her and they fight about it.
Juliet runs off to Friar Laurence for help and he provides her with a plan: She shall consent to marry Paris. On the morning of her wedding day, she shall drink a potion, which will cause her to appear to be dead. Friar Laurence will then send word to Romeo to return and spirit her away.
So on the day Juliet carries out the plan, so when her parents went to wake her on the morning of the wedding she seemed dead. Her heartbroken parents place her in the ancient family tomb.
But before Friar Laurence's letter can reach Romeo, a faster messenger brings the youth word of Juliet's death. Romeo hurries back to Juliet's tomb, on the way, he stops and buys a poison. When he arrives at the tomb, he declares his love to the pale, still Juliet, drinks a vial of poison, and dies. Juliet wakes up to find her husband dead next to her. Seizing Romeo's dagger, she plunges it into her heart and falls across his body.
The news of the tragedy spreads throughout the town. The Capulets and Montagues gather. They hear what had happened to their children, and decide to end the fight
