Tybalt's Banishment

Tragedy is found with Tybalt dying, Romeo’s banishment, and Juliet’s Death. Romeo and Juliet is full of Tragedy. These reasons are why I think that Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy. The reasons are Tybalt's death, Romeo’s banishment, and Juliet’s Death.
Tybalt’s death is a major part in the Romeo and Juliet play. Tybalt was still mad at Romeo for going to the Capulet party. He finds Mercutio and Benvolio walking in the street. Mercutio was in the fighting mood and they begin fighting but Romeo tries to break it up but Tybalt is able to stab Mercutio. Romeo then fights Tybalt and kills him. Romeo is then banished. This part is a tragedy because Tybalt’s death lead to Romeo getting banished. Act 4, Scene 4
Romeo’s banishment is the next reason

I think Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy. Romeo is banished because he killed Tybalt. Romeo because he was banished could not see Juliet anymore. That means that Juliet would be forced to marry Paris who she does not want to marry. Romeo is forced to go to Mantua and is not able to prevent the marriage between Paris and Juliet. The marriage is prevented but Romeo does not know about the plan and kills himself in Juliet’s grave. Act 5, Scene 3
The next tragedy in the play is Juliet’s death. Juliet’s death is the least surprising death in the play. Everyone else was dead in the tomb so you knew that she was going to kill herself to. This is still a tragedy though because if she would have stayed alive it only took a couple hours for her to fall in love with Romeo so i’m sure she could have found someone else. Juliet’s death was good in a way because if the Capulet’s still had their daughter I don’t think it would have ended the feud between the two families. Act 4, Scene 4
Tragedy is found with Tybalt dying, Romeo’s banishment, and Juliet’s Death.