Death (Sun rises after dark)

The term death appears a lot of times in Act 3, scene 3. Romeo expresses banishment which is the punishment for killing Tybalt as a death. Death generally means the end of the life or everything that makes us to exist. Living out of City Verona is same thing with living in hell to Romeo especially because Juliet isn't there. Human beings wants to avoid their death when they have precious existence such as someone who they love and also because no one knows what will happen after it. Also, death actually affects to others rather than a person who really dies. For example, if Romeo gets kicked out from the city, then his family, friends, and people who were close to him especially Juliet will be in deep sorrow missing his existence. However, death always gets substituted by new birth that fills another part in our heart. End of the story brings the new beginning of the whole different story, like Romeo and Juliet's death brings peace between the two incorrigible households.