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He dreamed that juliet was gonna wake up to her kiss when he goes to her but then it was the oppisite he wakes up next to her by her kiss but actually he sleeps and gets kissed but then juliet stabbed herself and both died:(

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This is a very good question. In Act III Scene 5 Romeo has to leave Verona and go to Mantua. Why doesn't Juliet throw a change of clothes in a sack and go along with him?

Because there would immediately be a gang of Capulets out looking for her. And the current mood of the Capulets (especially Juliet's mother) would not be kindly disposed to find her in the company of Tybalt's murderer. Even if she protested that she was Romeo's wife, they would then likely quickly arrange that she should be Romeo's widow.

It's the same reason why Friar Lawrence in Act IV Scene 1 does not immediately disguise Juliet as a nun and send her off to Mantua with another one of the friars. There would be bound to be a hue and cry after her. That's why he wants her to pretend to be dead.

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Romeo travels to Mantua because he is exiled by the Prince due to *SPOILER* killing Tybalt because Tybalt had killed Mercutio.

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he had gotten a rumor that Juliet had "died" and had to go to her

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Juliet was buried there. He wanted to be at her side when he died.

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