However, when Paris asks for Lord Capulet’s consent to marry Juliet, Capulet says to wait until Juliet is older and she must somewhat like Paris first. This demonstrates that Lord Capulet cares about Juliet’s well-being. He wants Juliet to marry earlier now that Tybalt is dead to take her mind off of the death of her cousin, thinking that a big wedding would make her and all of the other Capulets happier. I understand that there is a big misunderstanding and that Lord Capulet thinks that Juliet is being extremely ungrateful about his decision, but I don’t think it’s okay to talk to your child that way and Lord Capulet should apologize. Also, although I don’t think that Lady Capulet would approve of Romeo, she should be able to accept their marriage because they are already married.…
Juliet’s parents want her to marry Paris and encourage her to be with him, so…
Why are parents so strict about their children’s love life? Lord Capulet and Friar Lawrence are the two people that were responsible for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. Lord Capulet and lord Montague were enemies, so they didn’t want their children to be together. That’s not fair because they were not involved in the problems between their fathers. Friar Lawrence were responsible for their deaths to because, he planned the marriage with lord Capulet behind Juliet’s back.…
The deaths of romeo and Juliet in William Shakespeare's play are both sad and depressing. although much could have been done to prevent their suicides, these "star-crossed lovers" ultimately are not able to avoid their destiny. A series of unfortunate circumstances result in disaster, even though many people could be blame for their death, lord Capulet , lady Capulet , and Paris play a particularly integral role. While some believe that romeo is responsible for Juliet and himself death, this is not the case . Upon further investigation lord Capulet should receive the blame.…
In act 3 scene 5 Lady Capulet tells Juliet that she is going to marry Paris in a few days but Juliet is secretly married to Romeo and doesn’t want to marry Paris. Capulet comes in and says he will throw Juliet out on the street if she doesn’t marry Paris, Lady Capulet continues this by saying she will not talk to Juliet until the wedding. Juliet said herself that she would make her wedding bed the tomb where her cousin is if she has to marry Paris, Lady Capulet ignoring this statement is something that caused the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. If they would…
The second point is that Juliet refuses to marry Paris. Again, she is already married to Romeo in secrecy, so she can’t legally marry two people at the same time. The rebellious nature of this action is supported by the quote “Hang thee, young baggage! disobedient wretch! I tell…
The person that should have pressure on his shoulders and that is pointed at for the death for Romeo and Juliet's deaths is Friar Laurence. Romeo tracked down Friar Laurence, who had been out getting some medicinal plants and herbs. When they met, at first, the Friar looked at Romeo and noticed that loverboy has not slept lately and assumed that he must had finally got with Rosaline. Generally, he had not got with Rosaline because he had fallen in love with another female called Juliet. Wherefore, Romeo began explaining how he met Juliet, however, Friar Laurence was still confused.…
In this narrative, Juliet is forced to wed Paris by her father, Lord Capulet. If Lord Capulet hadn’t been so focused on getting Juliet to wed a wealthy and powerful man close to the prince this probably wouldn’t have unfolded as so. “Hang thee, young baggage! Disobedient wretch! I tell thee what: get thee to church o' Thursday, Or never after look me in the face Speak not.…
In the beginning of the play her parents were very kind and gentle. When they throw the past for Juliet to find a suitable husband. Then when her cousin Tybalt dies they force her into marrying Count Paris that Thursday. All while Juliet was still grieving When Juliet tells her parents that she doesn't want to marry Paris, they treated to disown her. Which when caused her to follow through with her plan she's concocted with Friar…
With Paris being told by Juliet’s father he could marry her, this made Juliet even more upset, prompting the plan to escape her family. Paris often played a part in the role of why Juliet wanted to get married to Romeo, as she couldn’t see herself being married to Paris, and she didn’t like the thought of an arranged marriage. This, as well as Romeo being banished was what ultimately made Juliet upset and wishing to leave her family, and caused so many issues with trying to find a way to do so. As Juliet goes to Friar Laurence, he suggests that she should fake her death, knowing that she will be buried in a tomb and It would be easy for her to escape. Although at the time this seemed to be a clever idea, this is one of the main reasons why they kill themselves.…
Juliet and Paris’ wedding. The wedding caused Juliet to fake death. Romeo thinking Juliet is dead causes him to kill himself. Romeo’s suicide causes Juliet to take her own life. In the end, this great turning point is caused by Romeo’s anger over Mercutio’s death hindering him from thinking clearly about how to deal with…
“Romeo and Juliet,” the tragic romantic play, was written over four-hundred years-ago. It portrays many themes. A major underlying theme is pressure. A large sum of the main characters’ decisions are influenced by the pressure they receive from various sources. Romeo and Juliet, two teens from rivaling families in Verona fell in love, but because of everything that was happening around them, they made questionable decisions and died for each other and for peace.…
When a situation does not go according to plan, someone is always to be blamed. In William Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet, Lord Capulet is partially to blame for the tragedy due to his inconsideration of his daughter’s opinions and feelings, however Friar Laurence takes most of the blame because of his failed plan to reunite the couple and his well-intentioned, but disastrous decision to marry them in the first place. Lord Capulet, although formally wanting Juliet’s consent to marry Paris, now threatens to disown her if she refuses. He expresses his disappointment and rage towards Juliet by furiously stating, “I tell thee what-get thee to church a’ Thursday Or never after look me in the face. Speak not, reply not, do not answer me” (III.v.162-164).…
Throughout the play, the audience sees Lord Capulet’s change from a selfless man to a selfish one. When Paris comes to Lord Capulet and asks for Juliet’s hand, Lord Capulet claims that he is not in a hurry to marry her off. He tells Paris ‘’My will to her consent it but a part / an she, agree within her scope of choice’’ (I. ii. 17-18) which means that Juliet can choose her husband as long as he’s appropriate for her and even challenges Paris to woo her if he can. Lord Capulet is an understanding father and cares for his daughter’s well-being at this point, but the situation changes quickly. When Paris comes after Tybalt is slain, Lord Capulet makes a ‘’desperate tender / Of [his] child’s love.…
Capulet finds it necessary to marry Paris because Juliet is seemingly grieving too much about Tybalt’s death. It’s ironic that Romeo tries to rebel against Tybalt but only digs him a deeper hole in his scheme to elope with Juliet. Later in the book Romeo is going to the grave of Juliet to kill himself and be with Juliet in the afterlife. However before Romeo is able to make it into the tomb Paris sees Romeo. Paris’s hatred sparks and challenges Romeo to fight.…