After the fight everything was different for Romeo and Juliet the fight had changed everything for them, up until the fight everything was going well for both but now that Romeo has been banished and Tybalt dead Juliet has lost 2 close people that she loved very much on the same day that night Juliet had grieved Tybalt's death and the fact that Romeo was banished. ... Unaware that Juliet had wept that night Juliet's farther had arranged for her to get married to Count Paris as soon as possible but Juliet could not withstand the pressure it was all to much with the death of her cousin...

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Tybalt is a Catholic character, and as he states "to strike him dead, I hold it not a sin," he is saying that to murder Romeo would not be a sin, as they have hated each other for so long that Tybalt thinks that God would exonerate him for killing Romeo. ... Even as Mercutio dies he makes a pun "Ask for me tomorrow, and you shall find me a grave man" meaning "serious" and "a place to put dead bodies," proving that Mercutio is comical, which makes it even more of a tragedy to the audience as he dies. ... He is saying that he would rather she were dead than live anymore, as she is no longer a vi...

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With Mercutio dead Romeo is feeling guilty "hath got his mortal hurt in my behalf", and when Tybalt returns Romeo's guilt turns to hatred towards Tybalt "either thou or I, or both must go with him" this line said with certainty, because he is vowing that one of them or even both are going to die and that he is determined to kill Tybalt This is also were honour comes in to play, in the Elizabethan era honour meant everything to a man especially if he was challenged to a fight and since Romeo refused to fight Tybalt and Mercutio defended him Romeo feels he has to defend not only for his fri...

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Then Juliet alike also says "O happy dagger, This is thy sheath," (V.iii.171) then stabs herself after finding out moments later that Romeo has killed himself "Accidentally" while thinking she was actually dead. ...

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Prejudice is widely known as a highly problematic topic at a global level that has been present all throughout human existence. In the play Romeo and Juliet, prejudice is a significant problem that appears countless times throughout the play. Examples of clearly identified prejudice that forced char...

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