In this excerpt, Juliet engages in a monologue while crying. She initially claims to be confused by her tears, however, we later find out that there are two reasons that make her extremely sad. The first one is the death of Tybalt, killed by Romeo. The second one is Romeo's subsequent banishment. Juliet discusses the theme of death when she thinks of the fate of Tybalt, and concludes that, had Romeo not killed him, he would have probably killed Romeo. She also addresses the theme of love, as she is heartbroken over the banishment of Romeo.
