Romeo, who has deduced Juliet's family name, tells her that he doesn't care about her family's name and that he loves her as Juliet. Juliet leaves, but gives him a handkerchief she made for him. Romeo is later punished for breaking his promise with Hermione, and informs her that he is seeing someone. He learns from Benvolio about his father's attempted murder on Vittorio and his family, who are now living in hiding. Tybalt, wanting to test Juliet's new resolve of destroying Montague, exposes the priest's corruption who sold Lancelot out to the Carabinieri to her; Juliet attempts to kill him for what he did, but she does not have the will to take another's life and bursts into tears after Tybalt kills the priest before he could do any more harm.