How I Want Romeo and Juliet to End

                 Outside the Capulet tomb, Paris mourns. He sends his servant away to wait for him nearby, and tells the boy to whistle if anyone approaches. While Paris strews the ground with flowers, the page whistles. Paris hides.
                 Romeo enters bearing a torch, with Balthasar following him. Romeo gives Balthasar a letter and instructs him to give it to his father (Montague) the next morning. He says he wants to see Juliet one last time, and to take a ring from her as a remembrance, and sends Balthasar away. But Balthasar doesn't leave, and instead hides nearby.
                 Paris recognizes Romeo and thinks he has come to desecrate Juliet's grave, or both. He draws his sword and confronts Romeo. Romeo begs Paris not to try to stop him, but Paris refuses. They fought. Paris's page runs to call the Watch.
                 When Romeo pointed the sword on Paris' neck, Paris realizes that he need to surrender due to the fact that Romeo did everything for his beloved Juliet. Paris pitifully begs for his own life. Romeo restrained himself from killing him. He helped Paris stand, then they opened Juliet's tomb. 

                 They were surprised that Juliet's beauty is not affected by death. Romeo kisses Juliet. Paris endured the pain he was feeling  after what he saw. After kissing Juliet, she awakened. They were amazed. But, Juliet was also amazed for the reason that there was peace between Paris and Romeo. Paris explains what happened until such time as Juliet understands it clearly. After that, she explained how she faked her death. And after hearing what she said, Paris forced himself to understand the situation. 
                 Friar Laurence arrives at the churchyard and is greeted by Balthasar, who tells him that Romeo has returned to see Juliet. The Friar, sensing disaster, rushes to the tomb. What he sensed was wrong, he was surprised from what he saw. Everything was calm. 
                 The Watch came. They saw how Juliet was alive. Friar Laurence explained to the Montagues and Capulets everything. Balthasar appears. Romeo gets the letter from Balthasar and tears it apart. The families realized that there's nothing they can do to the love of Romeo and Juliet so they decided to stop the feud. After that, they built statues of Romeo and Juliet to resemble their love for each other. And they all lived happily ever after.