There are many people in “Romeo and Juliet” who attributed to their deaths. The first person to blame is Friar Lawrence because he trusted somebody else to deliver the message. The second to blame is Friar John because he was supposed to send the letter to Romeo stating that Juliet was not actually dead. The third person to blame is Tybalt was an angry person who fueled the events that happened.As a result, Romeo and Juliet would have maybe had a chance to live happy ever after if it wasn’t for those three people action.…
Some may believe that fate and destiny was the cause of Romeo and Juliet’s death. Others may argue that the cause of their deaths were from the actions of the characters in the book. You can even make an argue for both sides and be able to give specific examples for each. Ultimately, I think that Friar John is the one to blame for their deaths. His boss sent him on an important mission to deliver the plan to Romeo and he was playing at some sick guy’s house. Then he failed to ask the people who quarantined him to notify Friar Lawrence of the mishap. So really the blame goes to him and it is not fate nor destiny.…
Everyone has a different opinion on who cause Romeo and Juliet's death. Some may say that their parents did, others may say that they caused the death of themselves, but Friar Laurence was the main cause of their death. In the play Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a Capulet masquerade. They instantly fall in love and they decide to get married, the thing about their marriage is no one but the Nurse, Friar Laurence, or themselves know. Lord Capulet arranges Juliet to marry Paris, Juliet doesn't know what to do since she is already married, so she goes to the Friar seeking his advice. Friar Laurence and Juliet come up with a plan to make sure Juliet doesn't marry Paris. Sadly, the plan backfires and it leaves Friar Laurence to blame for the death of the two lovers.…
Ultimately, I think Romeo and Juliet are to blame for their deaths. Yes, the long-lasting family feud could be blamed. Yes, Friar Laurence could be blamed for planning something of such high risk. Yes, Lord Capulet could be blamed for arranging Paris and Juliet to be married. Under all these circumstances, though, Romeo and Juliet could have made different decisions that wouldn’t have led to death. For instance, they could have chosen to take their time getting married, instead of rushing into it. Friar Laurence foreshadowed this point in act two, scene six. “These violent delights have violent endings...Too swift arrives as tardy as too slow.” Also, if Romeo hadn’t let his anger get the best of him after Mercutio died, he wouldn’t have been…
In my opinion, the blame goes to the characters that supported and didn’t support Romeo and Juliet. Especially, Lord Capulet, Lady Capulet, Friar Lawrence, Nurse and fate. Juliet’s parents have an important role for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. As the mother of Juliet, Lady Capulet is meant to comfort Juliet. Instead of doing that, she abandons Juliet in the middle of suffering. Lord Capulet acted harsh when Juliet expressed her opinion over Paris. Both of Juliet’s parents deserted her in a challenging situation. Friar Lawrence tried to bring an end to the grudge between the two families by helping Romeo and Juliet get married. His advice to Juliet to deceive her parents and the solution he provided…
Who is to blame for the deaths of these two young adults? Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy written by William Shakespeare ending with the deaths of two star-crossed lovers. Many events occur that lead to their deaths. Also, many characters have performed specific actions that push these two lovers closer towards their death. In my opinion I believe the Friar is most to blame for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. The Friar agrees to marry the two, he helps Juliet plan a fake death, and lastly Friar never informed Romeo.{{As the last sentence of your introduction, you need to address the prompt directly. This is a thesis. The thesis states your overall position on the prompt._____ is responsible for the death of Romeo and Juliet because ____, _____, and ____. Those 3 points will become the subject of the 3 body paragraphs.}}…
Romeo and Juliet’s deaths are the result of the acts of many people. It can be blamed on chance, the feud, Romeo’s best friend Mercutio, Juliet’s nurse, the good Friar Lawrence or the blame can be placed directly on Romeo and Juliet’s shoulders.…
At the end of the play Romeo and Juliet are dead. Their death is the result of many different events and decisions. There are several people that could be blamed for the deaths of these two young lovers. Mercutio for getting Romeo to go to the ball{{fragment}}. Their parents, by keeping the feud between the two families on going. Romeo for avenging Mercutio’s death{{Fragment}}. The Nurse for not telling Juliet’s parents what’s going on and that Juliet has fallen in love with a Montague. And even Juliet for being a young and naive teen for thinking what she is doing is the best thing for her situation.…
Two lives were lost due to constant fueling between families. Romeo and Juliet were two teenagers in love, and they felt the only way they could be together was if they were dead. Three people were to blame for this. Friar Lawrence is the main reason Romeo and Juliet were dead.…
Shakespeare once wrote in The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet “The dashing rocks thy seasick weary bark!/Here’s to my love! [drinks] O true apothecary!/Thy drugs are quick. Thus with a kiss I die” (V.III. 118-120). Directly after saying this, Romeo takes a poison and dies in hopes that he will spend the rest of eternity with the one he loves--Juliet. Both Romeo and Juliet commit suicide because Romeo thinks Juliet had died so he takes his life for her, then when Juliet wakes up she takes her own life because Romeo has died. How our two star-crossed lovers died was never in question, but who is most to blame for their deaths, is. Many say that there are other people in the play that are to blame for their deaths. Juliet faked her death using a plan given to her, that is why it is Friar Laurence’s fault that Romeo and Juliet both killed themselves, and he is the one to blame.…
In the play Romeo and Juliet written by William Shakespeare is about the two young adult who fell in love at first sight and married after few hour of their first meet. The unstoppable feud from the two family cause the tragic ending for them. With the pure love and the private married lead them to their death and end their families feud. With the tragic ending, the most question that people always ask is who is responsible for their death. The characters that is most responsible for their death are the Capulet, Friar Lawrence, and Tybalt.…
“I love thee with a love that shall not die, till the sun grown cold and the stars grow old.” William Shakespeare.…
Sure, other characters played parts in the death of Romeo and Juliet but I think that Mercutio, because he drew his sword first (p. 995), was the main cause. If Mercutio was not slain by Tybalt, Romeo wouldn't have challenged, and killed, Tybalt (p. 996.) Because Romeo killed Tybalt, he got banished from Verona by the prince (p. 999.) I believe that if Romeo hadn't been banished the two lovers would've had no reason to kill themselves, they could have continued meeting in secret. One might argue that it is Balthasar's fault for reaching…
In Romeo and Juliet, by William Shakespeare, two young lovers face challenges brought to them by their parents, that ultimately led to their deaths. In the play, Juliet’s parents, the Capulets, do not allow their only child to marry the person she loves. Instead, they force her into marrying a man which she does not know. If it were not for the wrongdoings of the Capulet parents, Romeo and Juliet would not have died.…
Although it seems unfair to blame the victim, I blame Romeo for his part in his own and Juliet’s death. To start of, he goes to the Capulet party with a bunch of his friends, even though it’s very clear to Romeo that he is not wanted there. When Romeo first hears of this party, the servingman actually says “and, if you be not of the house of Montagues, I pray…