Romeo and Juliet

why is romeo afraid of Juliet's kinsman?

Act two, scene two

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Actually Romeo says that he is not afraid of Juliet's kinsmen. He says that the night can hide him and that his love for juliet is now eternal and her kinsmen cannot change that. 

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