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    1. Medical Journal By: Kevin Bui
      • That Mysterious Miracle Potion
    2. The Analysis
      • The Friar concocts a potion, that puts its subject into a state of suspended animation:
      • Undetectable Breath
      • Undetectable Pulse
      • Cold Body
      • Death-like Appearance
    3. The Research
      • The Potion has many effects, which makes it a compound of several ingredients as no natural poisons would have all of these effects.
      • It is easy to put a person to sleep, but most substances that cause lowered heart-rate and reduce breathing would come with unwanted side effects: vomiting, itchiness,
      • DEATH.
    4. The Conclusion
      • The draught is very complicated, and it seemed like there was a chance that it would fail. The Friar only mentions it when Juliet proved brave enough.
      • Having your heart rate and breathing restricted to such an extent is also very dangerous.
      • (Don’t Forget This Is A Fictional Piece)
    5. Applying Modern Sciences
      • With today’s sciences, you have two options to be put in suspended animation:
      • Cryogenics (Irreversible at Present)
      • Hydrogen Sulphide (Tested Only On Rats)
      • Both processes are incomplete. Cryogenics is used only on legally dead patients for testing and hydrogen sulphide has only be used on rats and mice.
      • Close Examinations of Act V Deaths
    6. Paris
      • First Death
      • Murdered: Rapier
      • Suspected Murderer: Romeo
      • Witness Account: Boy/Paige
      • “ My Lord fought with Romeo until he was slain”
    7. Romeo
      • Second Death
      • Suicide: Poison
      • Evidence: Small vial found in victim’s hands
      • See Autopsy Report For More Details
      • No Witnesses
    8. Juliet
      • Last Death
      • Suicide: Dagger Through Heart
      • Details: Dagger Found Embedded in heart.
      • Stiff hands made dagger difficult to remove.
      • No Witnesses
    9. Summary
      • Known Information
      • Romeo Kills Paris
      • Romeo Commits Suicide
      • Juliet “rises” from grave
      • Juliet Commits Suicide
      • Friar confirms Summary to be Correct
      • Conclusion
      • Both Parties have made amends.
      CASE CLOSED
      • Victims of the Montague/Capulet Feud
      • CUT-YEWOPEN MEDICAL EXAMINER
      • 5301 SW 31st AVENUE
      • Verona Italy
      • NAME : Mercutio AUTOPSY NO : 95-0665
      • SEX: Male DATE OF AUTOPSY : 08/15/1595
      • RACE : White TIME OF AUTOPSY : 3:07 P.M.
      • AGE : 20 DOB : 07/27/1575
      • PROSECTORS: Dr. Al-Gorey and Dr. Quack
      • -------------------------------------------------------------------
      • FINAL PATHOLOGICAL DIAGNOSES:
      • 5cm RAPIER WOUND IN THORAX
      • SEVERAL CUTS AND PUNCTURES ON FOREARMS
      • Opinion:
      • Mercutio died from a quick stab into his chest with a rapier. Width of the wound matches width of convicted murderer’s weapon.
      • Manner of Death is Determined to be: Murder
      • CUT-YEWOPEN MEDICAL EXAMINER
      • 5301 SW 31st AVENUE
      • Verona Italy
      • NAME : Tybalt Capulet AUTOPSY NO : 95-0666
      • SEX: Male DATE OF AUTOPSY : 08/15/1595
      • RACE : White TIME OF AUTOPSY : 5:38 P.M.
      • AGE : 22 DOB : 10/30/1573
      • PROSECTORS: Dr. Al-Gorey and Dr. Quack
      • -------------------------------------------------------------------
      • FINAL PATHOLOGICAL DIAGNOSES:
      • MULTIPLE PENETRATION AND INCISION WOUNDS ON FOREARMS AND TORSO CAUSED BY A RAPIER
      • DEEPER PENETRATION WOUNDS FOUND ON ABDOMEN
      • OPINION:
      • Tybalt fought with another until pain, exhaustion, and uncontrolled bleeding caused him to pass out and die.
      • Manner of Death is Determined to be: Murder
      • CUT-YEWOPEN MEDICAL EXAMINER
      • 5301 SW 31st AVENUE
      • Verona Italy
      • NAME : Lady Montague AUTOPSY NO : 95-0777
      • SEX: Female DATE OF AUTOPSY : 08/17/1595
      • RACE : White TIME OF AUTOPSY : 2:20 A.M.
      • AGE : 30 DOB : 12/16/1565
      • PROSECTORS: Dr. Al-Gorey and Dr. Quack
      • -------------------------------------------------------------------
      • FINAL PATHOLOGICAL DIAGNOSES:
      • NO WOUNDS, DRUG USE, OR ABNORMALITIES TO REPORT
      • Opinion:
      • Lady Montague according to her husband died of grief. All evidence suggests this is the COD.
      • Manner of Death is Determined to be: Natural
      • CUT-YEWOPEN MEDICAL EXAMINER
      • 5301 SW 31st AVENUE
      • Verona Italy
      • NAME : Paris AUTOPSY NO : 95-0998
      • SEX: Male DATE OF AUTOPSY : 08/18/1595
      • RACE : White TIME OF AUTOPSY : 03:15 A.M.
      • AGE : 18 DOB : 11/25/1577
      • PROSECTORS: Dr. Al-Gorey and Dr. Quack
      • -------------------------------------------------------------------
      • FINAL PATHOLOGICAL DIAGNOSES:
      • SEVERAL CUTS AND BRUISES: MANY MORE THAN THE AMOUNT FOUND ON TYBALT’S BODY
      • Opinion
      • Paris, being less skilled than Tybalt, was quickly slain by Romeo. Paris tired out and bled to death.
      • Manner of Death is Determined to be: Man-Slaughter
      • CUT-YEWOPEN MEDICAL EXAMINER
      • 5301 SW 31st AVENUE
      • Verona Italy
      • NAME : Romeo AUTOPSY NO : 95-0999
      • SEX: Male DATE OF AUTOPSY : 08/18/1595
      • RACE : White TIME OF AUTOPSY : 05:35 A.M.
      • AGE : 18 DOB : 11/25/1577
      • PROSECTORS: Dr. Al-Gorey and Dr. Quack
      • -------------------------------------------------------------------
      • FINAL PATHOLOGICAL DIAGNOSES:
      • SEVERAL CUTS AND BRUISES
      • ILLEGAL POISON FOUND IN SYSTEM
      • Opinion
      • Romeo commits suicide shortly after reaching his determined “final resting place”.
      • Manner of Death is Determined to be: Suicide
      • CUT-YEWOPEN MEDICAL EXAMINER
      • 5301 SW 31st AVENUE
      • Verona Italy
      • NAME : Juliet AUTOPSY NO : 95-1000
      • SEX: Female DATE OF AUTOPSY : 08/18/1595
      • RACE : White TIME OF AUTOPSY : 7:20 A.M.
      • AGE : 13 DOB : 06/18/1582
      • PROSECTORS: Dr. Al-Gorey and Dr. Quack
      • -------------------------------------------------------------------
      • FINAL PATHOLOGICAL DIAGNOSES:
      • LARGE KNIFE WOUND THROUGH HEART
      • TRACES OF UNIDENTIFIABLE SUBSTANCE IN SYSTEM
      • Opinion:
      • Juliet committed suicide over body of her dead husband.
      • Manner of Death is Determined to be: Suicide
    10. Sources
      • Romeo + Juliet Text
      • http://www.worldbookonline.com/advanced/article?id=ar142420&st=suspended+animation
      • Nancy J. Turner and Adam F. Szczawinski. Common Poisonous Plants and Mushrooms of North America. Portland, Oregon: Timber Press, 1991
      • Lucia Woodward. Poisonous Plants a color field guide. New York: Hippocrene Books Inc, 1985
      • http://www.pathguy.com/anna.autopsy.pdf
      • www.forevergeek.com/news/suspended_animation_rats.php
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