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Romeo and Juliet are lovers whose lives are ruined by a conflict that has been going on between their families, the Montagues and the Capulets, for many years. In this respect the play resembles an epic in which the lives of relatively powerless humans are affected by the clash of powerul forces, such as the war between the Greeks and Trojans in Homer's Iliad Neither Romeo nor Juliet can be called the protagonist or antagonist in Shakespeare's play. The heads of their families are the protagonist and antagonist, and it would seem that the head of the Capulet family (Juliet's) would be considered the protagonist and the other the antagonist, because the Capulet's cause the problem by trying to force their daughter to marry Paris. Rising Action
The balcony scene, it made them want to be together even more now. The marriage. Tybalt sends Romeo a duel. Climax
Romeo kills Tybalt. Romeo is banished. Falling Action
When Juliet hears of Romeo's banishment she is in a state of despair. Juliet is told she must marry Paris.