Why exactly does Juliet side Romeo over Tybalt after knowing how Tybalt was killed?Please give all the possible reasons, if possible. :) Thank you! :)

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At first, Juliet
doesn't side with Romeo. She asks "why then poor villain didst thou kill my cousin."
After thinking things through on her own, she begins to change her opinion as she says
"what tongue shall smooth thy name when I thy three hours wife hath mangled it." Juliet
begins to side with Romeo because she is in love with him. She has just married Romeo
and thinks he is an angel. She begins to realize that there must be some missing
information. Surely the man she loves would not have killed her cousin without
provocation. Perhaps, the catalyst for this change in Juliet is the Nurse. She begins to
express a poor opinion of Romeo now that he has killed Tybalt. Juliet was in agreement
with many of the Nurse's comments until she heard them spoken by someone else. It is
then she realizes that she cannot think such horrible things about the man she has
married. While Juliet never finds out specifically what happened, she trusts Romeo acted
justly. Of course, we know that Romeo was provoked, but Juliet takes it all on faith.

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