It all started many generations ago, the feud between the capulets and the montagues. Although we don't know when or how it started it caused many problems between many characters during the play. The tragedy of Romeo and Juliet is a play by Shakespeare where two star crossed lovers, Romeo who was a Montague and Juliet who was a capulet. Who weren't allowed to be together because of their families. The three reasons that led to the banishment of Romeo in Act 3 scene 1 of the play was Romeo and Juliet getting married, which made Romeo a lot nicer and gave him a different point of view not wanting to fight Tybalt. The second reason is when Mercutio refused to walk away and continued to fight Tybalt, And the third reason is that Tybalt actually killed Mercutio which led to Romeo going back and killing Tybalt. …show more content…
Their love for eachother grew stronger and stronger for each other as the days went by, Even though they weren’t allowed to be together that didn't stop them. Romeo thought of her all day, every day and then getting married and being together gave Romeo a different point of view on things, made better decisions, and had a different attitude. While he was fighting Tybalt he thought of Juliet and how she had changed him. “O sweet Juliet, Thy beauty hath made me effeminate And in my temper softened valor’s steel!” (3.1. 105-108) Although this might have helped him, this was still one act of Romeos that led to the