Tybalt thinks that he is the boss of Verona. He is always ready for a fight. After the party he wants to kill Romeo for gate crashing into the party. He wold kill any one to protect his family honor, in this case Romeo, but instead of killing Romeo he kills Mercutio, again to protect the honor when Romeo wants to kill Tybalt, Tybalt is obviously ready to fight once again to protect his family honor. Half of this blame goes to the Capulets because they think Tybalt is great despite all his faults. The nurse also thinks that Tybalt is her best friend as she states this when Tybalt dies in Act 3 Scene 2, lines 61-63: “O, Tybalt, Tybalt the best friend I ever had! O, courteous Tybalt, honest gentleman, that ever I should live to see thee dead!” this shows us that the nurse was very fond of Tybalt, Tybalt was backed by the Capulets he thought that what ever he did, he did it to protect the family honor and he thought that it was not a sin, even killing someone, as long as he was protecting the family honor, he did not regard any of this as sin.
If Tybalt had obeyed his uncle at the party an left Romeo alone and if hadn’t challenged Romeo to a duel nobody would have died. It is because of him Romeo, Juliet, Paris, lady Dotage and of course himself die: Tybalt provoked Mercutio into fighting him and then killed him, because of that Romeo killed Tybalt, Romeo was banished because of Tybalt's death, because of the banishment Romeo and Juliet get separated and this makes them more desperate also Lady Dotage dies of grief, Juliet fakes her death, Romeo finds out and thinks she is really dead and then kills Paris and himself at Capulets tomb, Juliet wakes and kills herself. This is why I think Tybalt is the most wanted man for not only Romeo and Juliet’s death but many more including his own.
Next who I think is to blame are the parents, lord and lady Capulet and Motague. The first thing I blame them for is keeping the feud between the families going. I don’t blame the Motagues as much as I blame the Capulets. Lord Capulet is very ambitious and is very strict with his daughter. When Juliet says she wont marry Paris her father is so angry that he wants to hit her, he says this in Act 3 Scene 5, lines 164: “My fingers itch.” This makes it harder for Juliet to tell her parents that she is married to Romeo. Lady Capulet has ambitions like Lord Capulet to, and she doesn’t care about Juliet’s feelings. On the other hand the Motagues are on the innocent side of the play. The only, but very big, thing there blamed for is for not giving up the ancient grudge. I think that the two families can’t pluck up courage and own up to there own mistakes.
The third person who I think is to blame is Friar Lawrence. The biggest mistake h makes is to let Romeo and Juliet marry each other when he knows that it will all end up wrong, he says this in Act 2 Scene 6, line 9: “These violent delights will have violent ends”. The other thing I blame him for is that he should have delivered the message to Romeo himself other than sending Friar John.
The Nurse also has a major part of the blame, she puts Juliet in a harder position. The Nurse finds about Juliet’s secret at the Capulet’s party and keeps it a secret
