A cordial is usually a fruit-flavoured drink. Since the poison is in liquid form, and is to be drunk, it's like a cordial.
Romeo calls the poison a cordial because he believes it will bring him peace and comfort, much like a pleasant-tasting drink would. He sees the poison as a remedy to his suffering and a way to reunite with Juliet in death.
It talks about a poison that romeo shall drink and die from. At the end, Romeo does die from a poison he drinks.
The person who sold the poison to Romeo was "The Apothecary."
Mercutio calls Tybalt a coward in Romeo and Juliet.
Romeo drinks poison.
Romeo, oh Romeo! Where arth thou Romeo?
Romeo kills himself with poison bought from the apothecary and Juliet stabs herself with Romeo's dagger.
Yes, at the end of Shakespeare's play "Romeo and Juliet," Romeo dies by consuming poison after falsely believing Juliet is dead.
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Romeo drinks a poison from friar Lawrence when he saw/ thought his Juliet was dead. Romeo had just drank the poison and died when Juliet woke up from the potion that made her seem dead. Juliet could not stand to be alive without Romeo so tried to drink the poison too, but there was none left so she stabbed herself with Romeo's dagger
romeo die because they put poison in something that he was drinking!
He died, shortly after complimenting the pharmacist who prepared the poison.
The apothecary says this when he sells Romeo poison.