Help me! Romeo and Juliet-Act 3 Scene 1?

Act 3 scene i:

The scene , I think shows how hopeless and doomed his (Romeo)relationship with Juliet is.

Here's Romeo, Mercutio and Benvolio minding their bussiness, when Tybalt comes and provokes a fight with the Montagues.Tybalt kills Mercutio as Romeo came between them. Shoked at the death of his friend, Romeo later finds and kills Tybalt out of anger and "honor" Mercutio.

Of course he's exiled from Verona by the Prince and the feud between the families worsens.

This was a turning point in the story, because if Romeo had told the truth to all the parties ,Mercutio and Tybalt would have not gotten into a fight and Romeo would not tried to push both swords down, Mercutio wouldn't have died and he wouldn't have killed Tybalt.

But because of his poor choices, he'll be in exile and later make other mistakes that will lead to the demise of both him and Juliet.

The Prince's last words:“A plague o’ both your houses” (III.i.87) interests both parties because he just cursed both the Montagues and the Capulets. He blames both of them for his death and not destiny like the rest of the characters in the play.This interests the audiences, because his last words were forshadowing the unfortunate events that were going to happpen later on the play. The audience has the sense that more tragedy will follow to both Romeo and Juliet.

I think this scene is probaby one of the most interesting of the scenes, because it has more action and more vents happend then the others. Also it is the turing poit of the whole play. Here was were Romeo made a fatal mistake that will downspiral and will eventually cost the lives of his Juliet and himself.