The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet Friar lied… Kept secrets… Meddled… That started the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. This man seems like a kind person.…
The Friar felt as though he had to come up with a way of getting Romeo and Juliet back together after Romeo’s banishment. This was a very risky undertaking and he should have worked to convince Romeo and Juliet to come forward with the truth that they were married as soon as Romeo was banished. Instead, Friar Laurence devised a ¬¬¬plan that involved Juliet pretending to be dead by taking a 42-hour sleeping poison. As part of the plan, he would send a letter to Romeo asking him to come and take Juliet away. Friar Laurence shows his irresponsibility by asking Juliet to be part of this very dangerous plan.…
Instead he agrees to marrying them. Friar Lawrence also is the one to suggest to Juliet that she should drink the potion. He fails on getting the note explaining the whole plan. Although Friar Lawrence is the most to blame for the horrible ending of Romeo and Juliet ,we can't forget about Juliet's parents and the nurse.…
Romeo is considering committing suicide for being separated from Juliet. Friar Lawrence is telling Romeo that crying and considering suicide makes him less of a man. Friar Lawrence argument does help Romeo realize that being banished is better than being sentenced to death. Romeo comes to his senses and realizes that his situation is indeed temporary, and that Friar Lawrence will help him find a way to be with Juliet again.…
The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet has a lot of people to blame for it such as both of the two lovers themselves, or it could be both of the disagreeing families, but the one who is most responsible for The tragedy of Romeo and Juliet is Friar Lawrence. To begin with Friar Lawrence was senseless to marry the couple, and hoping that will solve the feud both of the families have. In edition for him to not consider any of the other possibilities that could occur; like their death. He should've never gave Juliet the potion in the first place. Helping Juliet wasn't bad, and theoretically it sounded good it just wasn't the best choice.…
Friar Laurence attempts to save Juliet from an unwelcome marriage, yet, this effort to aid Juliet ultimately results in her death. Juliet is a child who has not yet met the disappointments of growing up, and the continuation of her naivety results in her untimely death. Furthermore, Juliet stabs herself as a way of getting what she wants: to be with Romeo. Once more, Friar Laurence proves his incompetence when he tells Romeo to go to Juliet after the news of his banishment. This action is important because during Romeo and Juliet’s short time together, they share their doubts of encountering each other once more, resulting in their impulsive decisions and actions to be together.…
In the play, Romeo and Juliet, by William Shakespeare, the character Friar Lawrence is most responsible for the deaths of the two star-crossed lovers. His mischievous acts, including carelessness, cowardice, and incompetence, comes between Romeo and Juliet’s love for each other, and ultimately kills them. Romeo and Juliet fall in love and quickly get married, even though their families were long time rivals. Friar Lawrence foolishly gives in to their wants, and marries them in secret, which is the beginning of their downfall. This demonstrates that Friar Lawrence was careless in his early actions.…
Friar Lawrence has a large influence on Romeo and Juliet's death because he is ignorant and was not prepared for a bad outcome to the plan he made for them. When Friar Lawrence told Friar John about letter, he did not emphasize just how important the letter was. If he had told him how the letter could mean the difference between life or death for Romeo and Juliet, then the letter may have gotten to romeo in time. Throughout Romeo and Juliet's love for one another, Friar Lawrence only thinks making the Montagues and Capulets Friends. If he would have thought about the outcome of the plan for thoroughly Romeo and Juliet may still be alive.…
Have you ever thought about who really was the main cause of the tragedies in Romeo and Juliet? Tragedies happen and are linked to many characters, but there is one in particular that caused them all. Friar Lawrence is the character who is the main cause of the tragic events in Romeo and Juliet because he married Romeo and Juliet, gave Juliet the sleeping potion, and he is more worried about himself than other people. Friar Lawrence is the most to blame for the events that occur in Romeo and Juliet because he married Romeo and Juliet.…
Friar Lawrence is a Murderer Teenagers usually have a trusted adult in their lives, a person they go to for guidance and support. In William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, the starring couple is in dire need of help. Friar Lawrence becomes their advisor, but unfortunately he fails. Friar Lawrence’s actions lead to their untimely death. Friar Lawrence’s selfishness, childish actions, and poor decision-making doom Romeo and Juliet.…
They trusted some of the characters but at some point they turned them down. Both Romeo and Juliet relied on people such as, Friar Laurence, the Nurse and Capulet. Friar Lawrence is the man who brought these young lovers together as men and wife and also provided poison to Juliet and took the responsibility of communicating to Romeo about the poison, as a result he failed and became one of the greatest contributors to Romeo and Juliet’s death. Friar Laurence says these words during Romeo and Juliet’s funeral “I/will be brief, for my short date of breath /Is…
Romeo and Juliet Essay ‘A pair of star-cross’d lovers take their live’ (1.0.6) Romeo and Juliet is a true tragedy written by William Shakespeare where both main characters take their lives in the end as an act of love in order to be together, forever. In this play, their deaths are at the fault of Friar Lawrence who, being an adult, a man of God and a trusted person in the community, betrayed that trust and kept a foolish the secret of Romeo and Juliet in hope that it would end the feud between the two families, the Capulets and Montague’s. Not only was Friar Lawrence the man who agreed to bond both Romeo and Juliet in marriage; he was also the brains behind the plan of getting them together after Romeo’s banishment without weighing out the consequences and realizing how destructive their love is throughout it all. Friar Laurence’s interference in the families of Romeo and Juliet set much of the fighting, rage and death of these characters into motion. Friar Lawrence is largely responsible for the deaths of both Romeo and Juliet.…
His posthaste making of decisions, bad advice, and selfish and lazy qualities ultimately cause the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. Throughout the tragedy, Friar Lawrence makes very important decisions without thinking them through fully. After rebuking Romeo for saying he forgot about Rosaline and loves Juliet, the…
Romeo and Juliet is a play written by William Shakespeare in 1597. The play takes place in Verona between two families that are enemies, but their young teenagers fall in love at a party and plan to marry the next day in secret. The killing of Mercutio and Tybalt banishes Romeo from Verona while Juliet's parents force her to marry a different man. However, the Friar made a plan to give Juliet a sleeping potion so the family can think she is dead, and Romeo can attend her when she wakes up. Sadly, Romeo is never aware of the plan, and he heard the news that she is dead.…
Friar Lawrence who acted as Romeo’s father figure and the Nurse who acted as Juliet’s mother figure also played a significant part in the play as they are to also blame for the star-crossed lover’s deaths. However, the main cause of the eternal sleep of Romeo and Juliet is the love that they share for each other. William Shakespeare’s reason as to writing this novel is interpreted as the young innocence lost because of the on-going feud between the two families, keeping both Romeo and Juliet apart. ‘For never was a story of more woe, than this of Juliet and her…