Romeo and Juliet essay
Would you die for someone you just met? Well, that is what Romeo and Juliet did. Romeo is a Montague and Juliet is a Capulet, and there is a feud between their families. One day Romeo and Juliet meet and they quickly fall in love, but they have to keep their love a secret because their families would not approve. They soon beside to get married, and not many people knew, and Lord Capulet told her she must marry a man named Paris. So Juliet gets a poison from Friar Lawrence that will make her appear dead for 24 hours, but Romeo was not aware that is was a potion so he thought she was dead. Then Romeo got poison to actually kill himself, and then Juliet woke up and saw that Romeo had killed himself, so then she killed …show more content…
One reason I blame Friar Lawrence for the death of Romeo and Juliet is that he was somewhat encouraging them to be together anymore isn't trying to stop them. also, he was the one that married them, without talking to any of their parents for everything. And according to the New York Times- do we need to refine adulthood, It talks about how a kid is an adult when they're 18 and no younger which means Friar Lawrence should have talked to one of her parents to get consent because she was only 13 and she wasn't old enough. Also the fact that he was the one that came up with the idea for Juliet to fake her own death and he's the one that gave her the potion, and so if he didn't give her the potion she wouldn't have faked her death and then Romeo wouldn't have thought she was dead and then Romeo wouldn't have killed himself. In the last thing, I blame for The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet fun is Lord Capulet. I blame Lord Capulet because he was the one telling Juliet she has to marry Paris or he would disown her and kick her out of the family. also, he had moved up the wedding day and if he didn't move up the wedding day there would have been a chance that Romeo would have seen the letter and known that Juliet was faking her death and they would not have
Would you die for someone you just met? Well, that is what Romeo and Juliet did. Romeo is a Montague and Juliet is a Capulet, and there is a feud between their families. One day Romeo and Juliet meet and they quickly fall in love, but they have to keep their love a secret because their families would not approve. They soon beside to get married, and not many people knew, and Lord Capulet told her she must marry a man named Paris. So Juliet gets a poison from Friar Lawrence that will make her appear dead for 24 hours, but Romeo was not aware that is was a potion so he thought she was dead. Then Romeo got poison to actually kill himself, and then Juliet woke up and saw that Romeo had killed himself, so then she killed …show more content…
One reason I blame Friar Lawrence for the death of Romeo and Juliet is that he was somewhat encouraging them to be together anymore isn't trying to stop them. also, he was the one that married them, without talking to any of their parents for everything. And according to the New York Times- do we need to refine adulthood, It talks about how a kid is an adult when they're 18 and no younger which means Friar Lawrence should have talked to one of her parents to get consent because she was only 13 and she wasn't old enough. Also the fact that he was the one that came up with the idea for Juliet to fake her own death and he's the one that gave her the potion, and so if he didn't give her the potion she wouldn't have faked her death and then Romeo wouldn't have thought she was dead and then Romeo wouldn't have killed himself. In the last thing, I blame for The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet fun is Lord Capulet. I blame Lord Capulet because he was the one telling Juliet she has to marry Paris or he would disown her and kick her out of the family. also, he had moved up the wedding day and if he didn't move up the wedding day there would have been a chance that Romeo would have seen the letter and known that Juliet was faking her death and they would not have