In the story, Romeo and Juliet, the final tragic outcome, namely the deaths of the two young lovers, was a result of human choices, rather than one of fate. Although fate played some role in Romeo and Juliet's deaths, the various characters' decisions and actions throughout the story eventually led to the tragedy. There were four main stepping stones, all resulting from man's decision, which finally ended with Romeo and Juliet taking their own lives.…
William Shakespeare is very intentional about character choices and their personalities. Each character plays an important role in setting the tragedy in motion. For this essay, I have chosen to analyze Tybalt, the Friar, and Benvolio’s personalities and explain how they contributed to the tragedies.…
Everyone thought that Juliet was dead and since Romeo was never informed of the plan he also thought that Juliet was dead.Which caused him to buy a potion that he would eventually use to kill himself. We could still blame Friar John because he wanted to stop at places on his way to Romeo which caused the plan to be out of order and also because he failed to do a simple order.…
Later on, the decisions Juliet make has a major impact on the outcome of the play. Her intense love and passion for Romeo makes her agree to Friar Lawrence's plan in consuming the potion, without considering the consequences after she is unconscious. Her contributions to the plot meant that Romeo was not the only one to blame for the tragic end.…
In every person’s life there are many factors that occur throughout, both negative and positive influences that alter the path one chooses. In the world renowned play Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, the tragic outcome is brought about by the lovers’ trusted friend, Friar Lawrence. To begin with, Friar Lawrence is to blame for setting the events into motion by marrying Romeo and Juliet. Then, Friar Lawrence is responsible for Juliet receiving the potion that causes everyone to believe that she is truly dead. Finally, Friar Lawrence could have prevented the two deaths by simply making sure that Romeo gets the message as he assured Juliet he would. So ultimately, Friar Lawrence is responsible for the star crossed lovers’ demise, because they wrongly trust the Friar and his influence causes Romeo and Juliet to make all the wrong decisions thus bringing about their downfall.…
The second time he’s speaking to Juliet after Romeo had recently killed himself and she had awaken from her slumber,”A greater power than we can contradict, hath thwarted our intents…”(Doc E-A5,S3). The second time Friar Lawrence speaks of Fate he calls it a ‘greater power’, because Fate can’t be controlled. The pieces of Romeo and Juliet lives had already been set by Fate,but the issue with Fate is it balances the dire problems meaning the only way for Fate to change is for the uniformed factors which caused fate to become involved to change first. Fate is at fault similar to the other obstacles for Romeo and Juliet’s death, but it is at fault more than the other obstacles because without Fate none of the obstacles would have been created, which means Romeo and Juliet wouldn’t have been needed, which would end the existence of Juliet and her Romeo before it ever did exist. Fate is the most responsible of the deaths of Romeo and Juliet because it knew the outcomes of what was to happen when nobody else did,but didn’t try to stop their destinies. This makes Fate the most at fault because it knew from the start, yet still watched the story unfold to its doing damning Romeo and Juliet to an early…
In Shakespeare's play, Romeo and Juliet, the feud between the Capulets and the Montagues leads to envy and many secrets. Romeo and Juliet see each other in secrecy without the families knowing of their relationship. The discrimination between the houses, and the lack of hope between the fake lovers caused confusion between Romeo and Juliet. The decisions to commit suicide by Romeo and Juliet were fueled by anger, lust, and haste.…
In the play Romeo and Juliet written by William Shakespeare, an important decision made by a character in the text is Romeo's decision to sneak into the Capulet's household after the party to see Juliet. Romeo's decision to sneak into the Capulet's house after the party to see Juliet is important because if he did not go back to see Juliet they would have never confessed their love for each other and plan their marriage. Romeo and Juliet would probably not have met ever again if he did not go back that night. Romeo's decision to kill Tybalt is an important decision because in result of Tybalt's murder Romeo is banished from Verona and unable to see Juliet ever again and Romeo's decision to kill Tybalt.…
Firstly, I believe Friar Lawrence was not to blame because he has a good heart; he was only trying to help! Friar Lawrence gave Juliet the potion believing she would wake up and Romeo and Juliet would run away and have a happy life.…
Romeo quoted,”Here’s to my love![Drinks.] O true apothecary!” (S.S. p. 473). Romeo drank the potion by choice. It wasn’t Romeo’s destiny to drink the potion, he never thought that falling in love would lead to his own death. It was also Juliet's decision to drink that potion and it was just poor judgement on what was going to happen. Throughout the story the two characters did not think about the future and what was going to happen.…
The play Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare follows two ill-fated lovers who marry against their feuding families’ wishes. In the tragedy, Juliet makes several impulsive decisions. The Nurse sticks by her side and tries to help with the consequences of Juliet’s hasty decisions. Yet, when the hard times progress, the Nurse feels the need to share her feelings about the predicament. The Nurse uses her motherly instincts to protect Juliet; yet, Juliet misperceives the advice as betrayal and is unaware that these suggestions encourage her own well-being.…
Context has been a major faction contributing to the way Romeo and Juliet was written. In William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, Baz Luhrmann produced a Romeo and Juliet with a modern context rather than an Elizabethan context. Context has influenced the language and representation of ideas throughout Romeo and Juliet, notably with the themes: Loyalty Vs. Disloyalty, Power and inequality. These themes have changed the way Romeo and Juliet was written and put them into a different context.…
Guidance and support for learners begins at recruitment and selection stage. Prospective learners are interviewed and this combined with application information of prior knowledge, understanding and skills provides a firm foundation for the learner retention and achievement on their chosen programme. This allows me to have a greater understanding of the learner and their ability to succeed on the course. The recruitment and selection process involves a short presentation and role play task related to the industry This gives me the opportunity to see how well they interpret the handout and how well they interact with someone they have only just met, as performing treatments on external clients is an integral part of the course.…
Death always tends to grasp people's attention, especially the deaths of children just like in Romeo and Juliet written by William Shakespeare. For the deaths of both Romeo and Juliet, the Families, Friar Lawrence, and Fate all played a part. First, the Capulet Family pushed Juliet to get married without considering how she felt, as well as Friar Lawrence, who planned for Juliet to fake her own death by giving her the potion. Although, they are only partially to blame, ultimately, Fate is the most to blame for both the children’s deaths due to Romeo and Juliet being destined to be together. Because of this, there is no way they could have avoided this tragic incident.…
Capulet’s ball is entirely in the hands of destiny. By chance, a young knave of the…