The prince has decided late Monday afternoon that Romeo shall be banished for taking the life of Tybalt. Once Romeo, son to the Montague, had slain the nephew of Lady Capulet he fled, as the Prince approached the scene. Benvolio explained the story, as Lady Capulet and Montague defended their family members. The Prince, angered with both deaths of Tybalt and his relative Mercutio, decreed that Romeo was to be exiled from Verona, and if found still in Verona’s walls he was to be killed. On the way out, we had bumped into Lord Montague who offered his insights stating, ‘Romeo killed thy who killed Mercutio, his fault concludes but what the law should end, the life of Tybalt. I will miss thy Romeo, sadness hath takin’ control of I, but banishment
