Paris is a young count who is kinsman to the Prince. Paris is originally supposed to marry Juliet by choice of Lord Capulet, but since she is married to Romeo, hence she seeks Friar Lawrence for an idea. Friar's idea is to give Juliet a potion for her to take that will kill her for about a few days, so Romeo can get her when she is in her tomb when she awakes and they could run away together and also this idea caused more deaths including the lovely couple Romeo and Juliet. After the "death" of Juliet occurs, Romeo entered Juliet's tomb, and finds Paris there on guard. Paris tries to fight him, thinking Romeo is a criminal; he says "I do defy thy conjurations. /and apprehend thee for a felon."(V.iii.68-69). Romeo gives in and starts to fight Paris and after Romeo wins the battle, which has lead to his death, he cries "O, I am slain! If thou be merciful, /Open the tomb, lay me with Juliet."(V.iii.72-73). Paris is still caught into thinking he and Juliet have a relationship, but yet does not know Romeo is her husband after Romeo and Juliet planned to married each other in friar Lawrence’s cell secretly to exchange vows and to stop the anger and rage between the Capulet’s and
Paris is a young count who is kinsman to the Prince. Paris is originally supposed to marry Juliet by choice of Lord Capulet, but since she is married to Romeo, hence she seeks Friar Lawrence for an idea. Friar's idea is to give Juliet a potion for her to take that will kill her for about a few days, so Romeo can get her when she is in her tomb when she awakes and they could run away together and also this idea caused more deaths including the lovely couple Romeo and Juliet. After the "death" of Juliet occurs, Romeo entered Juliet's tomb, and finds Paris there on guard. Paris tries to fight him, thinking Romeo is a criminal; he says "I do defy thy conjurations. /and apprehend thee for a felon."(V.iii.68-69). Romeo gives in and starts to fight Paris and after Romeo wins the battle, which has lead to his death, he cries "O, I am slain! If thou be merciful, /Open the tomb, lay me with Juliet."(V.iii.72-73). Paris is still caught into thinking he and Juliet have a relationship, but yet does not know Romeo is her husband after Romeo and Juliet planned to married each other in friar Lawrence’s cell secretly to exchange vows and to stop the anger and rage between the Capulet’s and