Who's To Blame In Romeo And Juliet
William Shakespeare does not include who is to blame for in Juliets and Romeo's death by the end of the play. However, it does not mean there is not someone to blame for their tragedy. Everyone contributed to the blame however, others had more blame than others. That being said, Romeo is the most culpable character in the play as destiny would have it he received the punishment he deserved, death.
Moreover, Romeo meets Juliet at a Capulets party in Scene 5, in the hall of the Capulets house. Romeo is therefore crashing a party he was not allowed to be attending. His intentions in the beginning was to see Rosaline, his unrequited love however, when he lays eyes on Juliet there is nothing changing his mind about going after him.Romeo goes up to Juliet and instantly charms her up trying to kiss her as Juliet was a bit more cautious and leaned back a bit. “ If I profane with my unworthiest hand.” (Act 2) Even after finding out she was a Capulet. “ Is she a Capulet? O dear account! my life is my foes death.” Regardless it does not stop Romeo from lurking into Juliets balcony that very night. …show more content…
That being said, Romeo changes Juliet's attitude and makes her less obedient towards her parents she begins to in a way rebel against her parents because of Romeo.
Before Juliet would be a much more obedient child when Juliet's mother mentions marriage to Juliet she is very obedient about meeting this Paris to make her parents happy. “ I'll look to like, if looking liking move But no more deep will I endart mine eye than your consent gives strength to make it fly.” However, after meeting Romeo she rebels much more and tells her mother she refuses to marry Paris. She is changed by Romeo because she is exposed to something new. Even so he brings up marriage to Juliet in the balcony scene. “ Th’ exchange of thy love’s faithful vow for
mine.”
However, many would blame Friar Lawrence for the death of Romeo and Juliet. Yet, Friar Lawrence married Romeo and Juliet with the best intentions. Friar believe it would bring both houses together to bury the ancient grudge. “To turn your households’ racour to pure love.” It is said that just because you are given a gun full of bullets does not mean you are meant to hurt yourself or anyone with it. Romeo killed himself, once he was exiled he had no business coming back to Verona, but he came back to see Juliet and run off with her.
Therefore, Romeo is the one to blame for the death of himself and his wife. Not only each other but his desperate and foolish acts caused his mother death, Tybalts, and his best friend Mercutio's death. Romeo already being dead has received his punishment because of his poor decisions. He chose his own path and chose his own punishment he deserved, death.
Moreover, Romeo meets Juliet at a Capulets party in Scene 5, in the hall of the Capulets house. Romeo is therefore crashing a party he was not allowed to be attending. His intentions in the beginning was to see Rosaline, his unrequited love however, when he lays eyes on Juliet there is nothing changing his mind about going after him.Romeo goes up to Juliet and instantly charms her up trying to kiss her as Juliet was a bit more cautious and leaned back a bit. “ If I profane with my unworthiest hand.” (Act 2) Even after finding out she was a Capulet. “ Is she a Capulet? O dear account! my life is my foes death.” Regardless it does not stop Romeo from lurking into Juliets balcony that very night. …show more content…
That being said, Romeo changes Juliet's attitude and makes her less obedient towards her parents she begins to in a way rebel against her parents because of Romeo.
Before Juliet would be a much more obedient child when Juliet's mother mentions marriage to Juliet she is very obedient about meeting this Paris to make her parents happy. “ I'll look to like, if looking liking move But no more deep will I endart mine eye than your consent gives strength to make it fly.” However, after meeting Romeo she rebels much more and tells her mother she refuses to marry Paris. She is changed by Romeo because she is exposed to something new. Even so he brings up marriage to Juliet in the balcony scene. “ Th’ exchange of thy love’s faithful vow for
mine.”
However, many would blame Friar Lawrence for the death of Romeo and Juliet. Yet, Friar Lawrence married Romeo and Juliet with the best intentions. Friar believe it would bring both houses together to bury the ancient grudge. “To turn your households’ racour to pure love.” It is said that just because you are given a gun full of bullets does not mean you are meant to hurt yourself or anyone with it. Romeo killed himself, once he was exiled he had no business coming back to Verona, but he came back to see Juliet and run off with her.
Therefore, Romeo is the one to blame for the death of himself and his wife. Not only each other but his desperate and foolish acts caused his mother death, Tybalts, and his best friend Mercutio's death. Romeo already being dead has received his punishment because of his poor decisions. He chose his own path and chose his own punishment he deserved, death.