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How do the Montague and Capulet families contribute to the catastrophe in Romeo and Juliet? by carrying on a violent feud by discovering the secret marriage by challenging the prince by intercepting Friar John's letter

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by carrying on a violent feud

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Montague and Capulet families were the feuding families who were against with each other. They were rival of each other since generations. Juliet was the daughter of Capulet and Romeo was the son of Montague. They fell in love for each other. It is because of the rivalry of their parents that the lovers died out of grief and impossibility of staying together. Every Montagues and the Capulets were at war each other and they stood against because of the dispute. The deaths of the lovers was majorly effected by the rivalry of the families.

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