Throughout time there have been many tragedies caused by romance. For example, the play ‘The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet’, by William Shakespeare, is known for its romantic tragedy between two catastrophic lovers. This play tells the story of two crossed-lovers, Romeo and Juliet who are son and daughter of the Montague and the Capulet whom are the mutual enemies for a long time, surprisingly, fall in love with each other and together go through myriad kinds of obstacles and hardships including their tragic death. Although Romeo and Juliet both committed suicide, Romeo and Friar are ultimately responsible for their deaths. To begin Romeo, the son and heir of Montague and a young man of about sixteen, Romeo is extremely impulsive and immature.
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The text states, “Take thou this vial, being then in bed, And this distilled liquor drink thou off” (IV.I.94-95). This example explains the day when Juliet goes to the Friar for his wise advice and solutions to prevent her terrible situation which she has to marry Paris on upcoming Thursday, he tells his plan to Juliet that she should go home and tell his parents that she agrees to marry Paris and when she’s alone at night drink potion prepared by him which will make her fall asleep for enough time to deceive everybody that she is dead and by the time when she wakes up from her long sleep Romeo who will be given a letter from the other Friar, explaining all the plans, will take her out of the tomb and take her away to Mantua where they will be live happily together and then poor little Juliet agrees with his plan and decides to follow to all his plans which will ended up tragically. In this example, the readers learn how irresponsible and rash he was in this tragic death of Romeo and Juliet. There are numerous different kinds of quotes and lines showing how huge role Friar Lawrence is playing in this story and showing Romeo and Juliet’s huge trust and respect towards him, he is someone they could actually open up their deep heart and tell all their secret, that is just how much Romeo and Juliet love and trust him, however, Friar, who’s the one that placed the idea of using poison in Romeo’s head and the one that helped Juliet plan her fake death which the plan thwarted and drive them to tragic death, is someone who should’ve considered all the options for her plan thoroughly and rigorously, however, Friar just tells his plan without any pondering and without considering any factors that would possibly ruin the entire plan, the plan Juliet asked for was something that might be the most important thing in their whole entire life that would determine their entire future, he
The text states, “Take thou this vial, being then in bed, And this distilled liquor drink thou off” (IV.I.94-95). This example explains the day when Juliet goes to the Friar for his wise advice and solutions to prevent her terrible situation which she has to marry Paris on upcoming Thursday, he tells his plan to Juliet that she should go home and tell his parents that she agrees to marry Paris and when she’s alone at night drink potion prepared by him which will make her fall asleep for enough time to deceive everybody that she is dead and by the time when she wakes up from her long sleep Romeo who will be given a letter from the other Friar, explaining all the plans, will take her out of the tomb and take her away to Mantua where they will be live happily together and then poor little Juliet agrees with his plan and decides to follow to all his plans which will ended up tragically. In this example, the readers learn how irresponsible and rash he was in this tragic death of Romeo and Juliet. There are numerous different kinds of quotes and lines showing how huge role Friar Lawrence is playing in this story and showing Romeo and Juliet’s huge trust and respect towards him, he is someone they could actually open up their deep heart and tell all their secret, that is just how much Romeo and Juliet love and trust him, however, Friar, who’s the one that placed the idea of using poison in Romeo’s head and the one that helped Juliet plan her fake death which the plan thwarted and drive them to tragic death, is someone who should’ve considered all the options for her plan thoroughly and rigorously, however, Friar just tells his plan without any pondering and without considering any factors that would possibly ruin the entire plan, the plan Juliet asked for was something that might be the most important thing in their whole entire life that would determine their entire future, he