What would you have done if you were Juliet when Romeo killed Tybalt?
             Romeo and Juliet is a story about two star-crossed lovers who were ill fated from the day they met. Romeo, who is a Montague, falls in love with Juliet Capulet who met at a Capulet party. For years, these two family's have been enemies and both lovers don't know that they belong to these two families until after they fall in love. Shortly after they meet, they decide to get married and Friar Lawrence believes this will solve the family feud and eventually, it does.
             After Romeo and Juliet are wedded, no body knows and Romeo and Juliet can't see each other for a bit. Before the word gets out that the two kids are married, a big conflict come up between the two families. Romeo and his buds run in to some of the capulets. Among them was Tybalt, who is a hot head and always trying to start a fight. He challenges Romeo but he denies. Later, Tybalt stabs Mercutio, Romeo's friend and he later dies. Tybalt runs off and Romeo takes off after him. Romeo meets up with Tybalt and murders him. The prince finds out and banishes Romeo. When Juliet finds out about Romeo's wrong doings, she still loves him at the end of the day, and this is what kills her.
             If I were Juliet, would really take this situation in to deep consideration. She meets some guy, who she doesn't even know and is from another family who is nearly at war with each other. She hardly knows him for more than an hour, and they decide to get married. They get married the next day and their marriage is kept a secret and no one knows until after the tragedy. The feud between the family continues even though Friar Lawrence weds them believing it will end it. It probably would have ended the feud, but by the time both family's knew, it was too late.
             Now, with all this information, Juliet doesn't know why, or how Romeo killed her cousin, but she still loves him believing h...