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Romeo's banishment in the play Romeo and Juliet, lead Juliet to depression, however the depression is miss taken by her family as they think she only grieves for her cousin Tybalt. It also makes her family want to quickly marry Juliet to Paris, which only increases her sadness. romeo's banishment is the reason Juliet and friar john came up with the plan ti fake Juliet death. Clearly the plans fails and leads to both Juliet and Romeo's death, all these events fallowing romeo's banishment.
William Shakespeare's tragedy Romeo and Juliet is about two young Italian star-crossed lovers whose deaths eventually reconcile their divided families.
Juliet's sorrow is caused by Romeo's exile in the play Romeo and Juliet; however, her family misunderstands her depression and believes she is just grieving for her cousin Tybalt.
It also makes her family want to marry juliet as soon as possible, which further adds to her anguish. Juliet and Friar John devised a plot to imitate Juliet's death as a result of Romeo's exile.
Clearly, the scheme fails, resulting in the deaths of both Juliet and Romeo, all of which occur after Romeo's exile.
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