Romeo's Trial History

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Yesterday marked the trial history. Once again the Montagues and Capulets shock the citizens of Verona which lead Tybalt Capulet and Mercuito dead and Romeo Montague banished. The Citizens of Verona are still having a grip from this latest incident about these two households. In an interview with this upset Benovolio Montague, an eye witness said “Tybalt started the fight, Tybalt always wanted to fight Romeo, Tybalt challenges Romeo to fight but he refuses which Mercuito takes the place and fights and in the duel and Mercuito dies. Romeo was very furious and angry and he avenge the death of best friend Mercuito, He fought Tybalt and kills him in the duel.” When the prince of Verona hears about how Romeo killed Tybalt, he banished Romeo and

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