Example of tragedy in romeo and juliet?

Question:i know this is extremely vague. but could you give me a line where the audience realizes the play is a tragedy??

please include act scene and line. thanks!

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: i know this is extremely vague. but could you give me a line where the audience realizes the play is a tragedy??

please include act scene and line. thanks!

the first tragedy, i think, is the part where Romeo's friend gets stabbed in the stomach and people are laughing at him because they don't take him seriously. he seriously needs help and they think he's just kidding around.

the climax is when Romeo thinks that Juliet is really dead, so he drinks poison and dies. Juliet wakes up later to discover Romeo dead and commits suicide shortly after. we as the audience knew that Juliet was only faking her death, but Romeo thought it was real and the only reason she did it was to free herself from her parents and be with her Romeo far away from the city.

"From forth the fatal loins of these two foes, a pair of star-cross'd lovers, take their life"
Its from the beginning - we are told we are seeing a tragedy from the very beginning.