It has been debated who had the most impact on the ending of the family feud in the famous Shakespeare play of Romeo and Juliet. In the story of Romeo and Juliet no other than Friar Lawrence had the most impact in ending the family feud. This is because the Friar had married Romeo and Juliet. The Friar had created the plan containing Juliet's "fake death", and at the end of the story the Friar informed everyone the love story between Romeo and Juliet.
Moreover, The Friar had married Romeo and Juliet, and that act had eventually ended the feud. In II.iii.90-92 the Friar says, "In one respect ill thy assistant be; /for this alliance may so happy prove/ turn your household’s rancor to pure love". This shows the Friar thinks he should marry Romeo and Juliet in order to end the feud when their families were arch enemies, later in the story because the friar married them the feud eventually ended. In V.iii.303 the text states "As rich shall Romeos by his lady's lie/poor sacrifices …show more content…
In V.iii, Romeo says "You desperate pilot, let’s crash this sea-weary ship into the rocks! Here’s to my love!” This shows Romeo kills himself because he thinks Juliet's dead, and if Friar had gotten message to Romeo as planned, he would know Juliet is alive, but instead Romeo actually thought Juliet was dead, thus killing himself and later ending the feud. In V.iii, after finding out Romeo is dead Juliet says Juliet also says "I will kiss thy lips. /haply some poison yet doth hang on them to make me die with a restorative.” This explains that Juliet committed suicide, because she saw her lover Romeo dead. Also if the Friars plan had worked out, Romeo would have not died, and after that Juliet would not have died thus not ending the feud. Finally, the Friars botched plan had not worked, thus making Romeo and Juliet die, which ended the
Moreover, The Friar had married Romeo and Juliet, and that act had eventually ended the feud. In II.iii.90-92 the Friar says, "In one respect ill thy assistant be; /for this alliance may so happy prove/ turn your household’s rancor to pure love". This shows the Friar thinks he should marry Romeo and Juliet in order to end the feud when their families were arch enemies, later in the story because the friar married them the feud eventually ended. In V.iii.303 the text states "As rich shall Romeos by his lady's lie/poor sacrifices …show more content…
In V.iii, Romeo says "You desperate pilot, let’s crash this sea-weary ship into the rocks! Here’s to my love!” This shows Romeo kills himself because he thinks Juliet's dead, and if Friar had gotten message to Romeo as planned, he would know Juliet is alive, but instead Romeo actually thought Juliet was dead, thus killing himself and later ending the feud. In V.iii, after finding out Romeo is dead Juliet says Juliet also says "I will kiss thy lips. /haply some poison yet doth hang on them to make me die with a restorative.” This explains that Juliet committed suicide, because she saw her lover Romeo dead. Also if the Friars plan had worked out, Romeo would have not died, and after that Juliet would not have died thus not ending the feud. Finally, the Friars botched plan had not worked, thus making Romeo and Juliet die, which ended the