Lamentable woe (Friar's point of view)

O I certainly do hope this works

All I want is the best for them

I really want their relationship to work out

And perchance even end this painful feud

My plan was brilliant and it would have worked

How was I to know that a ghastly plague had struck the town?

How would I know that fate would somehow intervene and cause such distress?

O dastardly fate! How cruel thou art!

Leaving Romeo none the wiser as he ventured off to find his love pretending to be dead

Entombed among the dead  

So grief-stricken was he that he even took his own life

Dousing the intoxicating drugs

Next to his dear Juliet

O Juliet, Juliet! Poor, poor Juliet!

To awaken from your slumber and find your love dead is a horror I could not brave

And so she too took her life, the darling child

Plunging a dagger straight through her heart

The heart that so loved Romeo it would stop beating for him

O woe is me!

O woe to the Montagues!

O woe to the Capulets!

O woe!