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I agree with the Friar that Romeo is being a little over-reacting, because Romeo has been given a lot of sympathy and possibly even empathy from the Prince. He literally killed somebody, and he doesn’t even have to go to prison. He’s pretty lucky.

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Juliet's Initial Response to Tybalt's Death, Romeo's Banishment

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Juliet's Initial Response to Tybalt's Death, Romeo's Banishment

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Juliet’s Initial Reaction to Romeo’s Banishment, Act III, Scene 2, Lines 75-98

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Juliet's Second Response to Romeo's Banishment, Tybalt's Death

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Juliet's Second Response to Romeo's Banishment, Tybalt's Death

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Juliet’s Second Response to Romeo’s Banishment, Act III, Scene 2, Lines 99-137

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Romeo’s Response to Banishment, Act III, Scene 3, Lines 13-54

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Romeo's Initial Response to Friar's Views of Banishment

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Romeo's Initial Response to Friar's Views of Banishment

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Romeo’s Initial Response to Friar’s Views of Banishment, Act III, Scene 3, Lines 55-74