The Nurse's Role In Romeo And Juliet

The nurse is helping Juliet and the Friar is helping Romeo as well as the town yet, they have very different ideas on how. In the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet the nurse and Friar Lawrence help Romeo and Juliet, the young couple. Though the two are very different in personalities, they are quite similar in their motives. The nurse and the Friar wanted to help Romeo and Juliet by sharing their knowledge of life. Although they agree with helping the couple it could not have been two vastly different personalities. The nurse’s motivation for helping the two lovers was candid caring for Juliet. The nurse had taken care of Juliet ever since she was little. The nurse had an uncommon relationship with Juliet. Not only had she cared for her as a servant, but …show more content…
Unfortunately, the two had gone about their plan all wrong. The nurse wanted to keep Juliet happy, but at the last minute decided that marrying Paris was a better idea. Thus, leading Juliet to abhor her nurse and distance her from her quick decisions. The friar had looked at the overall well-being for the people of Verona. Leading the couple to fall under harms way for their rapid decisions. The nurse had been helping Juliet in making her decisions. Most of these decisions were good, however, when the nurse had told Juliet to forget about Romeo and marry Paris Juliet was not pleased. The Friar, unfortunately, was not looking at the outcome for the couple. The Friar needed to be able to help all sides of the predicament that Verona was facing. The nurse and the friar had similar motives, in the fact that they wanted to help Romeo and Juliet. Although the decision that caused this to become a tragedy, was given by the nurse and friar. The nurse had told Juliet to forget about Romeo, argumentably Juliet was enraged by the nurse. The friar had told her everything was going to be okay, but instead the play ended with Romeo and Juliet taking their own