Romeo And Juliet Nurse Quotes Analysis

The Nurse is the one who deserves blame for the lover's death. She was responsible due to the support she gave them in their relationship, even though she knows that from the beginning their relationship was untrue. To begin, the Nurse covered for Juliet, send secret messages to Romeo, and rearrange their meetings which Promote Juliet to fall in love with Romeo more and at the end that results in their death. For example, when the Nurse informs Juliet, she is going to help her to see Romeo. She said, “Hie you to church. I must another way, To fetch a ladder, by the which your love Must climb a bird's nest soon when it is dark” (2.5.77-81). This quotation shows how the Nurse helped the lovers in their secret meetings. Her behaviour was improper because she is mature enough to know that this relationship is going to cause trouble, she never advises Juliet to leave Romeo.Instead, she did the exact opposite, which brought …show more content…
For instance, When the Nurse returned from her meeting with Romeo, she informed Juliet about Romeo's plan. She says.“The County Paris hath set up his rest/ That you shall rest but little. God forgive me!” (4.5.6-7). This quotation shows how she helped Juliet to deceive her own parents, her words show that she is regretful. If she had told the parents about their daughter’s love, maybe they would understand and respect their daughter's choice. Besides, they would not force Juliet to marry Paris. At that time no one shall die, but she never did. Lastly, the Nurse gives a bad advice to Juliet concerning her relationship with Romeo and her marriage with Paris. After hearing about Romeo’s banishment the Nurse talked with Juliette about leaving and forgetting him. She said, “Romeo is banished, and all the world to nothing/ Then, since the case so stands as now it doth,/I think it best you married with the