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In Romeo and Juliet, why is Romeo banished?
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because he loves a Capulet
because he loves a Capulet

because he causes Tybalt’s death
because he causes Tybalt’s death

because he causes Mercutio’s death
because he causes Mercutio’s death

because he is caught with Juliet
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because he causes Tybalt’s death
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