Friar Lawrence
May 5, 1580
(Shakespear, IV, i)
      Poor Juliet. It must be hard for her to sit in the spot she is. But if I do say so my self I do come up with really good plans. I'm sure this will help her, it'll be hard but if she loves Romeo enough (which she better after everything she's putting me through) it will work and they will be able to be together. As long as she can find the strength and right lies she will be good to go. She needs to pretend she's not involve with Romeo and face her family telling them that she loves Paris and is ready to marry them. After they all believe her and everyone is happy again, she will drink the potion I've given her and she will be in a dead like form. She'll be buried. We will save her and her, Romeo and I can all run off. I think it was a great plan, as long as Juliet pulls it of she will get what she needs. Which is to be with her true love Romeo no matter all the problems they've caused. But I do have to say as nice as the young couple in love is, I really don't know if I'm they have gotten me removed from Verona. It's my home, last time ill ever let a young couple convince me of such silly things.