Gregory exclaims in the first scene, "The quarrel is between our masters and us their men." Act 1, sc (i) line 19. He is saying that how their masters fight is also theirs. Since Montage and Capulet committed atrocious crimes, God found a way to punish them both. Gregory was only following orders from his master so he cannot be blamed for what he did. Capulet's butchers were the ones who killed Paris. They did so because Capulet ordered them to. Therefore, they too are guilty of murder. Romeo killed Tybalt. He then fled town because he knew that he would be punished by society. However, since he was only defending himself, no one can blame him for killing Tybalt. Juliet is a minor character in the story. She did not kill anyone so she cannot be held responsible for anything that happened during the war. In conclusion, everyone who takes part in the war commited a crime. No one is innocent in this story.