the small town of Verona, Italy.
Montague, 16 both killed
themselves over what seemed like a
tragic love story. Romeo
came to his wife to be Juliet's
tomb and killed himself with
poison there with her.
Moments later Juliet awakens, turns out that she was not actually dead it was a decoy set up by Friar Lawrence. Friar Lawrence was supposed to tell Romeo so they could run away together but Lawrence failed to send a messenger in time.
One of our reporters, Emily Smith, Interviewed Lady Capulet on the scene today;
Smith: What was your reaction when you walked in to the tomb?
Capulet: I was in total shock. I had no idea at first and yelled 'What should it be that is so [shrieked] abroad?
Smith: Miss Capulet, Were you aware of your daughter, Juliet and Romeo's love?
Capulet: I was although I wish I hadn't, she was going to marry a beautiful man but he got in the way.
Smith: If you don't mind me asking , who would you pin the blame on your daughters death?
Capulet: I would like to say Romeo, though I know that isn't true. Who ever gave my Juliet the sleep poison in the first place is at fault for this.
Smith: So you believe this is Friar Lawrence's fault?
Capulet: Yes.
Today was their funeral, with many tissues and crying this was one of Verona's most sad story.
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