Who is responsible for the death of romeo and juliet?
i'm thinking that it is the messenger's fault as he did not deliver the message to romeo about the potion that juliet drank so romeo killed himself and then juliet saw him dying and killed her self but if the message had been delivered, romeo wouldn't have killed himself therefore juliet wouldn't have killed herself.
interested what other might think on the subject? was it the messenger's fault or was it romeo and juliet? let me know what you think?

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