How do romeo’s banishment and the change in juliet’s wedding date affect the central conflict of the play?

The above question is from Romeo and Juliet, which is a play written by William Shakespeare. It is one of Shakespeare’s most popular plays. It tells us about two lovers who have a tragic end because they have disputing families.

Romeo’s banishment and the change in Juliet’s wedding date affect the central conflict as follows:

•Romeo was banished from Verona and he went to another city called Mantua.

•Juliet’s father decided to move up her wedding by one day and because of that the Friar’s messenger did not have enough time to reach Mantua to tell this news to Romeo.

•Romeo is informed by his servant that Juliet is dead whereas the truth was that she was under the influence of quiet a heavy sleeping potion and that she was still alive.

•Distressed by this news, Romeo decided to end his life and hurried back to Verona to kill himself. There wasn’t enough time for the potion to wear off so that he could know that Juliet was alive.

Juliet was backed into a corner and was also being forced to marry Paris, but she wanted to be with her true love Romeo. Her plan to fake her death is ruined as it lead to the deaths of both Romeo and Juliet.

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