Who Is Responsible For Romeo And Juliet's Death

The Death of Romeo and Juliet
“There is only one happiness in this life, to love and be loved” (George Sand). Romeo and Juliet were madly in love with each other and many people caused havoc which leads to the death of Romeo and Juliet. Various people may have caused the death of Romeo and Juliet, but in my opinion Tybalt, Lord Capulet and Romeo himself caused the two lovers to parish.
Tybalt was the person who turned the story around. Tybalt is a Capulet which is not good for Romeo's case because Romeo is a Montague and those two families do not get along. This has been an age long war. The first event that occurred was Romeo and his friends chased Lord Capulet's party. “Makes my flesh tremble in their different greeting. I will withdraw:

Tybalt did not like that situation and he was going to confront him at the party however his Uncle Lord Capulet told him not so say anything. So Tybalt gets angry and says to himself that he will get revenge on Romeo for crashing their party. The revenge that Tybalt tries to get on Romeo does not go as planned. “Well peace be with you, sir.--Here comes my man” (3.1 53) Tybalt goes out to find Romeo and to seek his revenge. Tybalt’s revenge is to kill Romeo however little does Tybalt know Romeo just got married to his cousin. This complicates things. Tybalt wants to fight Romeo and kill him for crashing the Montagues party but Romeo does not like the idea of now fighting because he just got married to Tybalt's cousin, Juliet. So Mercutio decides to fight Romeo because Romeo will not do it. In a twist, the fighting ends with Tybalt killing Mercutio. That does not make Romeo happy at all. He is insanely upset and goes to find Tybalt that has run off to kill him. Romeo finds Tybalt and kills him for killing his best friend. But for killing him he is banished from the town and may never return to his home town. This causes a big problem

He tells his daughter that she is going to marry Paris. Paris is in love with Juliet and Lord Capulet really like Paris. He goes to tell his daughter that she is getting married to Paris. “Thy tempest-tossed body.--How now wife!”(3.5 138). She does not like that her father is making her marry someone that she does not like plus the thing that Lord Capulet does not know is that Juliet is already married to Romeo. She begs to let them get married after a little while. “But Fettle your fine joints ‘against Thursday next To go with Paris to Saint Peter's Church”.( 3.5 154). But Lord Capulet has other plans. He tells Juliet that they are getting married on Thursday and it was currently Tuesday. She does not like any of this. So she decides to go Friar Lawrence and asks him for a potion to kill herself with. He has an idea that Juliet likes, he tells her about a poison that makes it look like you are dead. It turns you white and the blood and color leave your skin but it does not actually kill you. So they come up with this plan and Friar Lawrence sends a man to tell Romeo the plan. She takes the poison and wakes up a day later, just barely too late, and watches Romeo drink poison and die. Most certainly, Lord Capulet could of have had something to do with the death of Romeo and Juliet because if he would not have forced her to get married to Paris and on top of