Romeo And Juliet Who Was To Blame For Friar's Death

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I have to blame on Friar because he is the only person who knew about the cross star lover couple. He is responsible about their deaths and relationship. Friar invented the poisons and ideas about the relationship on how they should work things on. He has both gave the poison for a reason but both end up being dead and friar is the man who should be responsible. Friar should of just told both family to let them know what is going on but he did not. so he kept on with the pan about the Paris and Juliet marrying so he created a poison so she would not marry Paris and so romeo could have her. but then romeo came as friar did not say anything and thought she was really dead because of the letter not send. So then romeo kills Paris since he was

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