“If thou hast the strength of will to slay thyself, then is it likely thou wilt undertake a thing like death to drive away this shame. If thou darest, I can give thee remedy”. In this quote the Friar is talking to Juliet after she threatened to kill herself saying that if she has the strength to do that, she has the strength to carry out another one of his plans. Friar says that he can come up with a potion that can slow her heart till it is almost stopped so it looks like she is dead. Then she will be put in the catacombs where Romeo will pick her up and go to live in Mantua. The Friar did not go through the variables of the plan and Romeo and Juliet payed the ultimate price for …show more content…
Well the truth is he was not responsible for Romeo getting banished but he was responsible for Juliet's suicidal thoughts. If Juliet was not married to Romeo then she wouldn’t be crying over him and wanting to kill herself. Also it was not the Friar’s fault that Friar John could not deliver the message but he should have taken it upon himself to deliver it. Let’s say that you have an important message you have to get to your friend, are you going to tell them yourself or are you going to have someone else tell