However, they decide to marry anyway, unbeknownst to their parents. In the end, Romeo and Juliet both take their lives. Shakespeare makes it seem as though the death was completely decided by fate, but the way the situation was structured greatly suggests that real reasons and people are behind Romeo and Juliet’s suicide. In fact, many characters are responsible for their unfortunate demise.…
The adults were to blame for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet because of miscommunication. Romeo and Juliet are dead because they received the wrong message. Friar Lawrence and Friar John did not deliver the right message at the right time which caused Romeo and Juliet to kill themselves. One example of the adults being at fault is when Friar Lawrence explained, “I’ll send a friar immediately to Mantua, with letters to your husband…” (Romeo and Juliet.4.1.108-109).…
We may not ever fully know the true cause of their deaths but we have reasons to be able to believe it was their own careless fault. From the beginning of the story we had known the tragedy of these young lovers deaths but didn't know the tragic heart wrenching story behind it. Romeo had belonged to the Montague family. He thought he had found his true love right away, by the name of Rosline. Going to a party hoping to find his thought to be love Rosline he ended up finding Juliet who was a Capulet, his family's worst enemy.…
“Hold me now, I’m six feet from the edge and I’m thinking, maybe six feet Ain’t so far down” Could’ve been Juliet’s line to Romeo when she discovered Romeo’s Dead body, Juliet expected to awake from her fake death and find that Romeo was alive, but the opposite was true. In my opinion, The nurse, Friar Lawrence, and Juliet influenced their own decisions culminating in their suicides. The Nurse influenced The Suicides of Romeo and Juliet by Not defending her to Lord Capulet “Faith, here it is. Romeo is banishèd, and all the world to nothing That he dares ne'er come back to challenge you.…
While there are many actions by the people of Verona who contributed to the events that caused Romeo and Juliet's death, the people who are ultimately responsible are themselves. For they were young and reckless. To begin, people believe that it was Mercutio's fault for bringing Romeo to the party where Romeo and Juliet met. But when thinking about that more in depth, it was really Romeos fault for falling for Juliet in the first place. Not only is it Romeos fault but also Juliet's fault for falling in love with him too, and not telling him she wasn't interested just like Rosaline, Romeo's original crush, said.…
Despite knowing that the two only felt a mild physical attraction for one another, he still chose to marry the two in hopes that the marriage will bring the House of Capulet and the House of Montague together and resolve their ongoing dispute, even though a solution was not assured. The marriage only led to the two becoming obsessed with one another, as they now had a deeper “connection”. This fixation only contributed to Juliet’s violent reaction to Romeo’s banishment and Romeo’s sudden will to die alongside his newlywed. If Friar Lawrence had refrained from allowing the two teenagers to marry, Romeo and Juliet would not be as emotionally invested in their relationship. The strong emotional attachment between Romeo and Juliet was triggered by their abrupt marriage and clouded their judgement and sensibility.…
These two lovers then become married and eventually their lives end because of Friar’s decisions. Friar Lawrence is the whole cause of Romeo and Juliet’s deaths because he married them even though he knew it would have violent ends, he gave Juliet a sleeping potion to hold off the wedding with Paris but didn’t tell Romeo before the event and last but not least he ran out of the tombs when Juliet was awakening. Friar Lawrence married Romeo and Juliet even though he knew it would have violent ends and they were from feuding households. This led to the deaths of Romeo and Juliet…
Without the Friar, the two lovers will not have been married and will have prevented future problems from…
I think that no one was the reason for Romeo and Juliet dying, it was their own choice, because, they wanted to be together so much that they would do anything to be with each other. So they made their own choice to die, no one really caused them to die other than themselves. Some stuff was done to prevent them from seeing each other, but they still found a way, so even though it would be hard, they still could've made it work. But it does show how much Romeo and Juliet care about each other. They were both willing to die to be with the other.…
I can tell you exactly what causes these two tragic and untimely deaths. In William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet Romeo and Juliet’s deaths are a product of poor choices by them and Friar Lawrence. The first reason I believe that the deaths are caused by the poor choices of Juliet. My first point is that Juliet is only thirteen.…
What would it be like to have six deaths in one town in less than a week? In the play Rome and Juliet by William Shakespeare one person caused the death of six people, his name is Romeo. In the beginning of the play Romeo is depressed about Rosaline, she is his love until the next night when he finds Juliet his new love. Romeo’s best friend Mercutio gets in a fight with Juliet’s cousin, Tybalt and he kills Mercutio.…
The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet was a love story, most characterized by its childish lies and foolish decisions. Juliet went through with an elaborate plan to fake her death in an effort to avoid her impending marriage, but this had obvious consequences, as it was the sole reason the man she loved would take his own life. At least, they convinced themselves that they were in love. Anyone who knows the story can agree that the fate of these characters was pitiful at best, but mostly common sense, considering how naive both Romeo and Juliet were alike. All things considered, the two lovers’ outcome can be put on only one person- Lord Capulet.…
On Juliet’s balcony, she says she will marry Romeo, he just needs to send her word on what is happening. Romeo rushes to Friar asking if he would do the honors of marrying himself and Juliet. With convincing, eventually Friar Lawrence agrees to marry them by saying, “... Young waverer, come, go with me, in one respect I’ll thy assistant be” (II.iii.89-90). By agreeing to join the couple in marriage, Friar sets up every bad event that happens to Romeo and Juliet.…
They decide to get married. Juliet decides to fake her own death. Romeo decides to kill himself because he thought Juliet was dead. Evidence can be found when Romeo says “Thy drugs are quick. Thus with a kiss I die,” (Shakespeare Act 5 Scene 3).…
The conclusion of Romeo and Juliet Tragic story Is due to human flaws. Both romeo and Juliet gave each other illusions that they knew couldn’t happen. Their love could not happen because their families were enemies. By loving each other they would be betraying their families and dishonoring them. All showed many flaws such as Romeo, his biggest flaw was falling in love easily.…