Need help understanding act V scene III of Romeo and Juliet?

Question: Need help understanding act V scene III of Romeo and Juliet!?

The section of the text I want to understand better is in Act V, scene III, when Juliet sends the Friar away!. Shakespeare chooses to have Juliet narrate the scene so that the audience understands what is happening!. For example, she notices that Romeo is dead but his lips are still warm, and the bottle of poison is empty!. I would like to know why she calls the poison "friendly" and the dagger "happy!." Www@QuestionHome@Com

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i read that 2 years ago, but i forgot a lot about it!.

I suggest going to sparknotes because they have summaries of all the chapters

lemme find yours!.!.!.

http://www!.sparknotes!.com/shakespeare/ro!.!.!.

and here is a translated version of the text:

http://nfs!.sparknotes!.com/romeojuliet/pa!.!.!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

Frioendly and happy because the items are going to unite them again (for ever) beyond the graveWww@QuestionHome@Com