Romeo's Death
When, where, why, and how did Romeo die?
After the supposed death of Juliet, and Romeo’s battle with Paris Romeo climbs into Juliet’s tomb, then drinks a vial of poison to join Juliet in the afterlife.
What does Juliet use to take her own life after finding Romeo dead?
Romeo’s dagger.
Who killed Mercutio and why?
Tybalt killed mercutio for they are member of rival houses and they hate each other. While tybalt is instigating a fight with romeo mercutio defends him then tybalt and mercutio start fighting
He ends up dying.
who kills paris at juliet's tomb
romeo
Who kills Tybalt?
Romeo
What are the effects of Romeo’s death?
Juliet awakens shortly after Romeo’s death, seeing Romeo’s death she realises the tragedy that has happened, then stabs herself with a dagger and ends her own life.
Why does Juliet decide to die after discovering Romeo’s body?
She cannot bear to live without Romeo and chooses to die beside him.
What does mercutio say and or do in his final moments
He still uses humour in his speech as he is dying. Then he curses both houses because he died for a feud he wasn’t even apart of
where does paris die
outside juliet’s tomb in the capulet family monument
Why does Romeo fight Tybalt?
Romeo fights Tybalt because Tybalt kills his friend Mercutio, and Romeo wants revenge.
How does the plan go wrong and how does Romeo pay for it?
The plan set up by friar Lawrence fails because Romeo receives the fake news that Juliet is dead before friar Lawrence's messenger arrives to tell him the plan.
How does Juliet show her loyalty to Romeo even after his death?
She refuses to live without him and chooses to remain with him in death.
why does Mercutio take a stand against Tybalt
he fights tybalt to protect his friend Romeo and his honour,he dies doing so.
why does paris believe romeo is at juliet’s tomb
he believes romeo has come to dishonor the capulet family tomb and disturb juliet’s body
What does Romeo mean when he says he is now 'fortune’s fool' after killing Tybalt?
He feels that fate has made him act foolishly and brought disaster upon him.
Was anyone responsible for Romeo’s death? If so, who?
Romeo himself bears the responsibility for his own death, although Friar was partly responsible, he did not directly cause Romeo’s death.
How does the feud between the Montagues and Capulets contribute to Juliet’s death?
The feud creates obstacles and misunderstandings that separate Romeo and Juliet, ultimately contributing to their tragic deaths.
Who is Mercutio’s best friend and how does his death affect him. What does he do after his friend's death.
Mercutio’s best friend is Romeo. His best friend's death was very traumatizing for him. He was absolutely furious. So much so he decides to retaliate upon mercutio’s killer by killing him.
what does paris ask romeo to do when he finds him at the tomb, how does romeo respond
paris orders Romeo to surrender and come with him. Romeo refuses and they fight, resulting in Paris death
How does Mercutio’s death change Romeo’s attitude toward Tybalt?
Romeo’s earlier reluctance to fight disappears, and he becomes determined to avenge Mercutio.
How was Romeo’s death foreshadowed? List at least 2 examples (not including the prologue)
The Friar warns Romeo that “These violent delights have violent ends.” Act 1 Scene 4: Romeo himself predicts that tonight will end in an untimely death. Act 3 Scene 1: Mercutio curses both the Montague and the Capulet family. Act 3 Scene 5: During the balcony scene Juliet looks down at Romeo and imagines him pale, dead, and in a tomb.
What message does Shakespeare convey through the deaths of Romeo and Juliet about hatred and family conflict?
Hatred and family conflict can destroy lives and lead to tragedy.
How does Mercutio's death advance the play
It leads to the death of Tybalt, whom Romeo kills. That then leads to Romeo getting banished forcing him to move away and all that leads up to father Lawrence's plan. The plan doesn't work out and it leads to both Romeo and Juliet's death.
why was Paris at the tomb when Romeo arrived
Paris was there to mourn Juliet's death and honor her memory of what he thought was being very sad for Tybalt's death.
How does Tybalt’s death advance the tragedy’s plot, and what major consequence does Romeo face?
His death escalates the feud and leads to Romeo’s banishment from Verona, separating him from Juliet.