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Do you think Romeo and Juliet is just all about romance? Shakespeare's play is not all about romance. It's about a tragedy and lots of deaths--even the main characters Romeo and Juliet passed away. Lord Montague and Lord Capulet were the reason why Romeo and Juliet passed away because Romeo and Juliet had to date undercover because there has been a long-time rival with the Montagues and Capulets, Lord Capulet was forcing Juliet to marry somebody she did not want to marry, and the Capulets rushed the wedding. To begin with, Lord Montague and Lord Capulet were the reason Romeo and Juliet died because of the families´ rivalry. For example, on page 7 with Sampson and Gregory, two capulets when they were in Verona walking and Sampson said …show more content…

you disobedient wretch! I'll tell you what you will go on church on Thursday or never look at my face again.This sentence is showing how Juliet father is being rude and telling her is she does not do what he says don't ever look at me again and cursing at her and calling her mean things and that is verbal abuse.Juliet was upset about it and went to talk to Friar lawrence about what had happened and she wanted to commit suicide and he gave her a potion.If juliet father did not pressure her into marrying paris Friar lawrence would of never gave Juliet the potion and Romeo and Juliet would of still been alive . A final reason, Lord Montague and Lord Capulet are the reason for Romeo and Juliet Deaths because they rushed the wedding.Lord Capulet and Lady Capulet think Juliet is sad about her cousin death so Lord Capulet thinks she will be happier if she marries Paris. If the the capulets were not to rush the wedding date Friar lawrence would of still had time to …show more content…

If Lord Montague and Capulet were not arguing or had a problem Romeo and Juliet would of been happy together .The friar would of never had to make up a plan and go through all of this because of two star crossed

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