Anything for You Dialogue between people can often help interpret what kind of relationship two characters may have and the effect they may have on each other. An author uses dialogue to show a connection between one another. In Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare showcases Romeo and Friar Lawrence’s relationship through his rich and powerful language between the two to prove what kind of relationship the two passionate men have. Through comments about Romeo’s past love, Friar’s sacrifices for Romeo, and the advice Friar gives Romeo, Shakespeare proves that Friar is very understanding of Romeo and would do anything to keep Romeo happy.
The comments Friar has made to Romeo about his past love helps add to the effect that Friar truly understands Romeo. Friar says, “God pardon sin! Wast thou with Rosaline?” This line alone helps prove the fact the Friar was very involved with Romeo and knew who Romeo was interested in. Friar knew that Rosaline was the love of his life while other characters, such as Benvolio and Mercutio, might not have known as much. When people tell each other important facts, in this case Romeo telling Friar about the love of his life, they have to be comfortable telling the other person something …show more content…
The feud between both Romeo and Juliet’s parents led to a tension that would come crashing down on Romeo, Juliet, and the Friar. We know the feud was going to become a problem when Romeo said, “I have been feasting with mine enemy, where on a sudden one hath wounded me.” This proves that it was very dangerous for Friar to marry Romeo and Juliet knowing what horrific events it could lead to if someone came to learn about the wedding. This could lead to a very outrageous effect to Romeo, Juliet, and Friar if people know what has been going on behind closed doors, with the secret marriage and when the two lovers would meet at
The comments Friar has made to Romeo about his past love helps add to the effect that Friar truly understands Romeo. Friar says, “God pardon sin! Wast thou with Rosaline?” This line alone helps prove the fact the Friar was very involved with Romeo and knew who Romeo was interested in. Friar knew that Rosaline was the love of his life while other characters, such as Benvolio and Mercutio, might not have known as much. When people tell each other important facts, in this case Romeo telling Friar about the love of his life, they have to be comfortable telling the other person something …show more content…
The feud between both Romeo and Juliet’s parents led to a tension that would come crashing down on Romeo, Juliet, and the Friar. We know the feud was going to become a problem when Romeo said, “I have been feasting with mine enemy, where on a sudden one hath wounded me.” This proves that it was very dangerous for Friar to marry Romeo and Juliet knowing what horrific events it could lead to if someone came to learn about the wedding. This could lead to a very outrageous effect to Romeo, Juliet, and Friar if people know what has been going on behind closed doors, with the secret marriage and when the two lovers would meet at