O, Lord, where is Romeo!? Not two and ten hours has passed after our marriage and now my dear Romeo is exiled from Verona. O, Lord, please say death! Don't say banished! O, Lord, tell me what to do now! O, Tybalt, why did you die! O, damn Romeo! O, no, Romeo is alive and Tybalt death. If Tybalt wouldn't have been death, then Romeo would have been the one death on that grave instead. O, Lord, don't ever let that happen. Let me be death first before he goes to a better place. Anyways, I sent Nurse to look for Romeo , for we have to consummate our marriage still. The Nurse came back with news about Romeo. According to Nurse, Romeo was very devastated to heat of his exile from Friar Laurence. Nurse heard from inside when Romeo told Friar Laurence and I quote: "Ha, banishment! Be merciful, say death; for exile hath more terror in his look, much more than death: do not say banishment." O, Lord please help me! However, he agreed on coming very late at night so we can finally be together. O, Romeo, I can't wait until we can see each other again my love! I cannot even go to sleep thinking about him. I hear something outside. It must be Romeo. I must away now confessor.
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