Romeo And Juliet Make Decisions

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Weighing your choices to make a decision is the best thing you can do. You also don't always have to choose the easiest way to go. Oh and always think about what you would tell a friend.
Before you make decision in life go over every choice you have. Even if the smallest decision you could ever make in your life because it could have a huge impact in lifelong down the road in life. For example when Mercutio and Tybalt were fighting in Romeo and Juliet. Tybalt killed Mercutio but then Romeo killed Tybalt later on that that day because of Tybalt decision earlier that day. So always think of all the decisions you have.

After this incident happened Romeo sook revenge, he chased down Tybalt and fought him and ended up killing him to. If Romeo

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