In William Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet,” Juliet is a very young innocent girl who is coming of age, reacts hastily, and dies for true love (Beers). The majority of people believe it is Juliet’s mother, Lady Capulet, who compels her to commit suicide because she does not stand up for her rights; however, it is the father that pushes her to commit suicide.
The populace presumes the mother, Lady Capulet is the one who should be there for Juliet and stop the father considering that she should have been more emphatic, understanding, and helpful to Juliet instead of being distant and cold with her; however, her father, Lord Capulet is primarily responsible. The primary reason Juliet’s father is the culprit is because he is responsible for
The populace presumes the mother, Lady Capulet is the one who should be there for Juliet and stop the father considering that she should have been more emphatic, understanding, and helpful to Juliet instead of being distant and cold with her; however, her father, Lord Capulet is primarily responsible. The primary reason Juliet’s father is the culprit is because he is responsible for