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I think that Juliet will be heart broken by the news of Romeo being banished for killing Tybalt. I also think that she might find some sort of way to keep in touch with him even thought he is banished.

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The events of this scene change the course of the play because the family is now more polarized than ever. Now Romeo and Juliet will be kept apart more than ever because he got exiled from Verona as a result of killing Tybalt, his enemy. Romeo and Juliet cannot share their secret and the fact that they were married to anyone or they will suffer the consequences, so they have no choice but to stay apart for good for the sake of their families.

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I think Juliet is not gonna react well to romeo killing one of her cousins even though they are married and end up leaving. But i don't think she will be happy about him being exiled either.

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The events of the scene change the course of the play because Romeo killed one of Juliet's cousins. This means that Juliet might not get to like him anymore, and the Prince exiling Romeo will be a problem too.

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I think that everyone is going to be mad at Romeo even his family. The Capulets are going to be mad at the prince because he only made Romeo exiled while someone in their family died at his hands.

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The events of this scene change the course of the play because Romeo killed a Capulet and got banned from entering Verona. This bans Romeo from seeing Juliet which will probably Jeopardize their relationship.

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Juliet has to pick Romeo or her family. Romeo has to either die or he'd have to leave, so Romeo didn't have a choice. I think either way Juliet won't be happy with whoever she picks.

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The events in this scene could change the course of the play because they could escalate the feud between the Montagues and Capulets. In the scene, Mercutio, a Montague, was killed by Tybalt, a Capulet. Tybalt was then killed by Romeo shortly after. These actions forced the Prince to then exile Romeo from Verona. This means that Romeo and Juliet will not be able to see each other as often, and they might not see each other at all depending on Juliet's response to Romeo killing her cousin.

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Romeo killing Tybalt is a turning point because if he comes back then he will be sentenced to death. Also Juliet might not be in love with him anymore because he killed her cousin.

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Since tybalt and mercutio are dead and Romeo is banished it will be nearly impossible to be with Juliet. Juliette will find out what Romeo did eventually and will make her upset at him or not be with him.

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I think the events in this scene changes the course of the play because it may cause Romeo and Juliet's marriage. I think Juliet will get angry with him since he did kill her cousin. I also think that she will be made a Tybalt for killing Benvolio.

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i think that Juliet will break up with Romeo. Because she won’t want to leave and she is mad at Romeo because he killed Tybalt. Romeo will leave and then Juliet will be even more upset.

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The events in the scene can change the play because Romeo is banned from the city so him and Juliet will probably see each other less. And if she finds out that Romeo killed Tybalt it can cause tension between both of them

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It’s gonna make a big mess between Romeo and Juliet. Juliet has to choose and between he family and Romeo and that’s gonna make her get heartbroken in either way. Romeo on the other hand had no choice to between either to leave or stay because he was gonna die if he stayed.

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i think that juliet will be very unhappy about this but they will resolve this conflict because of how strong of a bond they have already formed. so it will just be a minute conflict between romeo and juliet.

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