In Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, the star-crossed lovers, Romeo and Juliet commit a tragic act, suicide. However, this act is not only the tragedy of two lovers, but of the entire city of Verona. Similarly, the famous poet and writer WH Auden states: “The tragedy of Romeo and Juliet is not simply the tragedy of two individuals, but the tragedy of a city. Everyone in the town is in one way or another involved and responsible for what is happening. happens." For example, to solve a Rubik's cube, the mini cubes or "cubelets" must fit together to play their role in the overall outcome of solving the puzzle. Likewise, this concept applies to the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet Indirectly, the tragedy of the star-crossed lovers is an effect of the citizens of Verona The deaths of Romeo and Juliet were avoidable and could have been avoided. The mistakes made by Prince Escalus and Friar Lawrence remain. the main reasons for Romeo and Juliet's unhappiness Furthermore, no measures have been implemented to resolve the feuds between the families, only plans have been proposed. Therefore, the citizens of Verona are affected by the feud and. , therefore, involved in the events of the play Both Prince Escalus and Friar Lawrence play a role in the tragedy that befalls Romeo and Juliet Without the Prince and the Friar, the story would be an entirely new one. ball game. These two characters implement several reckless decisions, which result in the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. For example, the prince threatens to execute the two families of the Capulets and the Montagues if they decide to disrupt the streets of Verona again. Prince Escalus delays banning the feud, leading to future flare-ups between the two families. Middle of paper was non-existent, so Romeo and Juliet would not commit to survival and would live happily together, married in peace. The feud between the two families could have been avoided. However, no steps have been taken to resolve the feuds between the families, only plans have been proposed. As previously reported, the prince threatened to execute all members of the families of Houses Montague and Capulet the next time they disturbed the city streets. He also proposed banning feuds between families. The prince delayed the ban on the feud and should have implemented it after the first outburst. The ban acted as a resolution to the feud. If this ban had been implemented, Romeo and Juliet would not have lost their lives. Thus, the family feud could have been avoided and Romeo and Juliet would not have had to sacrifice their lives..