Romeo's Verdict

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Romeo’s Verdict
There was so much tragedy in Romeo and Juliet but who was truly to blame for the six deaths? The majority of blame for the six deaths in Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare rests on Romeo. Romeo is responsible because he was so desperate for love and he couldn’t control his anger on multiple occasions. One example of Romeo being desperate for love is him killing himself for Juliet And a reason for Romeo not being able for him to control his temper was when he killed Tybalt and Paris out of revenge.
First of all, Romeo killed Tybalt out of revenge and he couldn’t keep his temper. “He’s alive and victorious , and Mercutio is dead? Enough with this mercy and consideration. It’s time for rage to guide my actions.” (III.I.120)

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