Many outside influences contributed to the unfortunate and tragic conclusion of Romeo and Juliet. ... When Romeo is told that Juliet is a Capulet he agonizes over the fact that she is his one true enemy, " Is she a Capulet? ... Secondly the untimely deaths were a series of chain reactions steaming from the family feud; this greatly influenced spontaneous, blind and vile actions, preformed by certain characters. In a brawl soon after Romeo's wedding to Juliet, Mecutio dies by Tybalt's hand. ... In Juliet's hope of seeing her beloved's face again, she awakened to a dead Rome...

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Anyone of them can be blamed for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. ... The one thing Tybalt did had a chain reaction ending at the death of Romeo and Juliet. In a sense he can be blamed for Romeo and Juliet's death. ... Then Juliet got the potion from Friar Laurence, which ended up bringing the death of Romeo and Juliet. ... This led up to both Romeo and Juliet's death. ...

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In the play Romeo and Juliet, prejudice is a significant problem that appears countless times throughout the play. ... This chain reaction was all caused because of Tybalt's prejudice towards the Montagues. ... Juliet was forced to take desperate action by first having herself married to Romeo in secrecy. ... As observed from the quote, without Paris personally knowing Romeo, he assumed Romeo was a villain there to disturb the bodies of Tybalt and Juliet, and he thus decided to apprehend Romeo. ... Prejudice definitely exists clearly throughout Romeo and Juliet. ...

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