Dead or Alive?

O.k., they were breathing when I left left the last act, but when I came back. . . well, lets say the party was a "little dull." When reading Romeo comes to Juliet's grave with the poison on hand, and then of all the people there, Paris is at the tomb too. Paris has a reason to be there, since the guy did loose his "to be" wife, but still. . . I was amazed at the coincidence of this act. But through it all, the thing that really throws me off is the fact that Romeo kills Paris. That death was so preventable. Now think of it, the death of Macutio, Tybalt, Paris, Romeo, and Juliet could have all been prevented. (man, a lot of people died in this book!) When looking back at the book do you think that any of the blood shed could have been prevented? I think so, but that's my opinion. . . I would love to hear your part. Hope to hear from you guys soon.