Why Did Romeo And Juliet Kill Themselves?

In Williams Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet what if Romeo and Juliet actually lived and didn’t kill themselves. First off, they could have talked to their parents about getting married and going from there. Or Romeo could have even stayed in Mantua and not show up at Juliet’s fake funeral. Yes there are a lot of ways that they could have lived but, none of which will happen. The outcome of all this would be different if they would have lived.
If Romeo talked to Juliet’s dad maybe he could understand why he wanted to marry her and approve of it. Maybe Juliet’s dad liked Romeo so if he was to ask Juliet’s hand in marriage it’s possible that he would have agreed. Romeo also could have asked the Nurse if she could ask Juliet’s mother or father to speak with Romeo about
Also, if Juliet told Paris that she didn’t want to marry him maybe he would agree and be all like, “well you’re right Juliet we are not meant to be you belong with someone better than whom I am.” This would cause her to ask Romeo if he would marry her but not without asking his and her parents.
Another thing is, what is Romeo didn’t take the poison and saw that Juliet wasn’t really dead. Then that’s when she wakes up, sees Romeo, and they move on with their lives happily married. Later on in life maybe they end up having kids or moving to Paris or something amazing to happen all because they didn’t commit suicide.
One last thing that they probably could have done is what if Romeo never went to the party where he met Juliet? What if later on in live they met again and discussed about a wedding and whether or not it was okay? William Shakespeare could have ended Romeo And Juliet in so many different ways. Ways were they could have lived. Ways they could have died differently. But William Shakespeare chose the ending that he did because he thought that is how this should