Who Was The Most Responsible For The Deaths Of Romeo And Juliet

Love at first sight is the most dangerous type of love. The long story of “Romeo and Juliet” is about a boy falling in love, Romeo with a girl, Juliet. They want to be together but cannot because of their families conflicts. Regardless of this they will not let this affect them and try getting together behind their families backs. Later on Romeo gets banished and they get separated but they come up with a plan. The most responsible cause for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet is their own impulsive actions because Romeo acted with his emotion and got him banish, they got married, and they would poison themselves. An example of an impulsive decision that caused the death of these lovers is Romeo acting on his emotions and killing Tybalt. Romeo gets in between a fight that wasn't meant for him, but he still feels angry with Tybalt because Tybalt killed Mercusio. Romeo acts by his emotions and kills Tybalt. Romeo shows he feels very emotion that Tybalt killed Mercutio and wants revenge when he says, “Now, Tybalt, take the "Villain" back again / That late thou

Juliet had the plan to fake her death then maybe she could see Romeo. She sent a letter to Romeo to let him know about her plan but when the letter that Juliet sends out to Romeo does not reach him, He receives the message that Juliet is dead and he really does think that she is dead which causes him to get really upset. Romeo shows hes really upset when he expresses, “ Thou Knowest my lodging. Get me ink and paper / and hire post horses. i will hence tonight.” (5.1.25-26). When Romeo is saying this he is showing that he will kill himself that night because he would rather die then not have Juliet. This proves that Romeo's actions are impulsive because he is acting on his hurt feelings and doesn't know that juliet is actually alive so when he drinks this potion he will later realize that Juliet is still