“ Benjamin Franklin stated,”That it is better 100 guilty persons should escape than that one innocent person should suffer, is a Maxim that has been long and generally approved.” In William shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, people often wonder how things could have gone so wrong for the “Two star-crossed lovers.” As the story unfolds, it is evident that many characters play a vital role in the event that ultimately leads to the tragic deaths of Romeo and Juliet. Well because of their selfishness,feud and pride, Friar Lawrence had to secretly marry Romeo and Juliet behind their parents back but not just that he was also considered responsible for both of their deaths without anyone knowing because he gave a potion to Juliet and made Romeo
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Lady Capulet wanted to marry Paris to her daughter Juliet in the beginning of the story at that time Juliet did not know Romeo so their was no issue until the party came and she met Romeo. Lady Capulet only wanted her daughter to marry Paris for the wealth his family had. Lady Capulet did not care about the happiness of her daughter. Lady capulet was very selfish she cared only about her own good not her daughter. Juliet had only knew how Paris looked but never had the chance to meet him or get to know him that's why she drank the potion without her parents knowing and because she was already married to Romeo.she didn't love Paris and she preferred to run away or her parents disown her then to marry …show more content…
Beshrew my very heart,
I think you are happy in this second match,For it excels your first: or if it did not,
Your first is dead; or 'twere as good he were,As living here and you no use of him.” Juliet was very hurt by what the nurse told her and she felt betrayed and decided to go see Friar Lowrance for the position she drank that was going to put her to sleep for forty-two hours so if anyone should get blamed for their deaths it should be the Nurse as well as the others who kept Romeo and Juliet's secrets because that made them commit suicide.
In conclusion,these two star crossed lovers could have never been together.They could have never been together because of the long-term feud there families had going on.Their parents could have never allowed them to be together for that reason .If it weren't for the deaths of the Montagues and Capulets children they would have never broken the feud there families had gone on since long before they were born.this shows that if it weren't for their deaths the families would still carry hate toward each
Lady Capulet wanted to marry Paris to her daughter Juliet in the beginning of the story at that time Juliet did not know Romeo so their was no issue until the party came and she met Romeo. Lady Capulet only wanted her daughter to marry Paris for the wealth his family had. Lady Capulet did not care about the happiness of her daughter. Lady capulet was very selfish she cared only about her own good not her daughter. Juliet had only knew how Paris looked but never had the chance to meet him or get to know him that's why she drank the potion without her parents knowing and because she was already married to Romeo.she didn't love Paris and she preferred to run away or her parents disown her then to marry …show more content…
Beshrew my very heart,
I think you are happy in this second match,For it excels your first: or if it did not,
Your first is dead; or 'twere as good he were,As living here and you no use of him.” Juliet was very hurt by what the nurse told her and she felt betrayed and decided to go see Friar Lowrance for the position she drank that was going to put her to sleep for forty-two hours so if anyone should get blamed for their deaths it should be the Nurse as well as the others who kept Romeo and Juliet's secrets because that made them commit suicide.
In conclusion,these two star crossed lovers could have never been together.They could have never been together because of the long-term feud there families had going on.Their parents could have never allowed them to be together for that reason .If it weren't for the deaths of the Montagues and Capulets children they would have never broken the feud there families had gone on since long before they were born.this shows that if it weren't for their deaths the families would still carry hate toward each