Romeo and Juliet Act 5 Scene 3

With the Friar's and Juliet's plan not going to plan after Romeo didn't get the letter Friar sent to him, Romeo rushes over to Juliet's burial site. Paris is also rushing over to the site and meets Romeo there, which is where the first scene takes place. With Paris seeing Romeo there, he gets mad at him and they fight each other, later resulting in the death of Paris. Romeo, thinking that Juliet is dead, drinks a poison that kills him. Friar Laurence figured out that Romeo wasn't aware of the plan, so he goes to where Juliet is to make sure she doesn't wake up alone. When Friar Laurence gets there, Romeo and Paris are already dead and Juliet has just risen. Friar Laurence asks Juliet to leave with him, but Juliet declines and tells Laurence to go get some people. The leaves Juliet alone where she kisses Romeo to try and get some left over poison, and when she isn't able to, she grabs his dagger and stabs herself and dies. The prince, watchmen, and the two families learn about the event and everything that was going on with their two children after Friar Laurence tells everyone. The prince blames this on the feud between the two families, this later results in the two families making up with each other and ending the feud.