Have you ever been so in love you forget about everything and move at a rapid pace? Well in the book The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare two of the main characters are madly in love. Some of the main people in the book are Romeo and his parents the Montagues, Juliet and her parents the Capulets, next you have Paris and Friar Lawrence. Two families are fighting and arguing when the two lovers end up getting married and then die. Friar Lawrence Romeo, and Juliet are the reasons why Romeo and Juliet died because all three of them didn't think before they did.
Friar Lawrence is to blame because he gave Romeo and Juliet the wrong kind of advice. <
He's telling Juliet that she should take the potion and be dead the morning she's supposed to marry Paris. Thou shalt continue two-and-forty hours/And then awake as from a pleasant sleep./Now, when the bridesroom in the morning comes/ To rouse thee from bed, there art thou dead./(4.1.105-108) This quote shows that Friar is to blame for the deaths because he didn't tell Juliet what she’s supposed to do if she wakes up sooner or if the timing doesn’t go as planned. This is why Friar lawrence had the biggest part to blame because he should've been the one to tell Juliet the other side of what happens if the timing isn't right. …show more content…
He is to blame for rushing things and getting married fast.< Friar is telling Romeo to slow down because he was just stuck on Rosaline and know he wants to marry Juliet. Therefore love moderately: long love doth so;/Too swift arrives as tardy as too slow./(2.6.14-15) This is showing that Romeo didn’t slow down and think stuff completely through. Even though the Friar had bad advice this was good. Romeo had to take some of the blame because of what he did and going back for her and going super
Friar Lawrence is to blame because he gave Romeo and Juliet the wrong kind of advice. <
He's telling Juliet that she should take the potion and be dead the morning she's supposed to marry Paris. Thou shalt continue two-and-forty hours/And then awake as from a pleasant sleep./Now, when the bridesroom in the morning comes/ To rouse thee from bed, there art thou dead./(4.1.105-108) This quote shows that Friar is to blame for the deaths because he didn't tell Juliet what she’s supposed to do if she wakes up sooner or if the timing doesn’t go as planned. This is why Friar lawrence had the biggest part to blame because he should've been the one to tell Juliet the other side of what happens if the timing isn't right. …show more content…
He is to blame for rushing things and getting married fast.< Friar is telling Romeo to slow down because he was just stuck on Rosaline and know he wants to marry Juliet. Therefore love moderately: long love doth so;/Too swift arrives as tardy as too slow./(2.6.14-15) This is showing that Romeo didn’t slow down and think stuff completely through. Even though the Friar had bad advice this was good. Romeo had to take some of the blame because of what he did and going back for her and going super