Dear Romeo,
I have taken notice of your tremendous grief on the tragic ends of your good Mercutio, and
of Tybalt the Capel. But do not despair! Surely a virtuous youth such as yourself would never murder
someone out of pure will. These deaths were in a flurry of blind rage and anger, but also out of true
love. Yes, you read it right---love. You did love your good friend Mercutio, and was devastated of his
passing. So, in a storm of revenge, you had slain the Prince of Cats, and in turn the Prince of Verona
had banished you. My advice to you----Do not let the bounds of Verona walls separate you from fair
Juliet. Remember what you are fighting so hard for!!
Best regards,
Will Grogan
