Romeo, was one of the main contributors to his and Juliet's deaths. Romeo’s impetuous behaviour almost always resulted with a negative impact. When in love with Rosaline, Romeo knew he shouldn't be seen at the Capulet's ball but went nevertheless (Act I, Scene V). He met Juliet and instantly fell in love and was determined to make their love eternal. Romeo and Juliet hurredly married under the consent of Friar Laurence and Juliet's nurse (Act II, Scence VI). After the death of Mercutio (Act III, Scene I) Romeo, overcome with anger, kills Tybalt as revenge. The Prince, having previously warned the families about banishment (Act I, Scene I), decides to banish Romeo from Verona forever. As soon as Romeo believed Juliet to be dead, he rushed back