What did Friar Laurence write in the letter?

Friar Laurence's letter in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet was meant for Romeo. It explained the situation of Juliet's feigned death, the plan for Romeo to return to Verona and rescue her from the Capulet tomb, and Juliet's plan to awaken once Romeo arrived.

Here's a breakdown of the letter's key points:

* Juliet's state: Friar Laurence informs Romeo that Juliet is not truly dead but merely in a deep sleep, the result of a potion he administered.

* Romeo's return: The Friar urges Romeo to come back to Verona immediately, assuring him that he can rescue Juliet from the Capulet tomb.

* Juliet's awakening: The Friar reveals Juliet will awaken once Romeo arrives and they can escape together.

Unfortunately, the letter never reaches Romeo, leading to the tragic misunderstanding that results in Juliet's death and the ultimate demise of both lovers.