Tragedy struck as Romeo swigged his poison down. Soon after, Juliet woke from her fathomless trance, as her perception of reality began to unveil the horror that is her deceased lover's corpse, she contemplated suicide; and conclusively does so. However, the question lingers; whom is the individual(s) that is at fault for their miserable denouement? There are numerous candidates worthy for this spot: Friar Lawrence, Nurse, Parents, Romeo and or Juliet, as well as Tybalt. Although these individuals are all probable to be in the wrong, the parents of the two lovers, are the true blame. Coexisting with the prologue of the story, it is mentioned that the two families have been in clout, while two of the children's affection bloom, and intersect.
