Who's To Blame In The Tragedy Of Romeo And Juliet
Who’s to Blame?
Between fate and just pure bad decisions, The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet is a catastrophic story of a death of young children. Everyone in the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet has an effect that lead to the young lovers death. With the Friar’s guilt-ridden advice, Romeo's impulsiveness, and the dispute between the Capulets and Montagues, there's many people you could potentially say did the most damage, so who should take credit for The Tragedy of two young lovers? Throughout the “The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet” there's one specific person that repeatedly seems to sabotage the lives of young Romeo and Juliet, this also happens to be the person they put the most trust in. The Friar had the duty of keeping people in Verona in the right mindset, but when the two people who needed the someone to depend on the most, he disappointed and betrayed them. The Friar was inconsiderate and didnt think of the possible havoc he was causing when he married the young …show more content…
children, while being aware that the parents were unenlightened of the circumstances. “Till holy Church incorporate two in one” (Shakespeare, page 420) Friar marries the young two, and starts the beginning of Romeo and Juliet's death. Friar was reckless and impulsive with his planning, between giving Juliet a potentially fatal potion, to not giving Romeo the information he desperately needed.
Together these simple task lead to a disastrous ending. Trust was put into the Friar, and he betrayed that trust. Juliet trusts the friar to come up with a plan and put her life into his hands, which he takes for granted. When someone in power has lots of trust, and can easily abuse that power, this is something that still takes place. From priest, and family member to officers. Millions of reports of authority taking advantage of those below them show that this is something that occurs now. Police being one of those in authority and having the power to manipulate people to keep quiet mean the often do take advantage, according to this article they've had over 400 reported allegations, many involved with domestic abuse (Independent.co.uk) This is just one example of someone in power can over step their power and hurt those around
them. The Friars ignorance caused two young, innocent people to take their lives. If the Friar would have took into consideration the pain he could cause, Romeo and Juliet would have lived on. It wasn't just two lovers who lost their lives, it was two young children, who had families and friends who cared for them.
Between fate and just pure bad decisions, The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet is a catastrophic story of a death of young children. Everyone in the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet has an effect that lead to the young lovers death. With the Friar’s guilt-ridden advice, Romeo's impulsiveness, and the dispute between the Capulets and Montagues, there's many people you could potentially say did the most damage, so who should take credit for The Tragedy of two young lovers? Throughout the “The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet” there's one specific person that repeatedly seems to sabotage the lives of young Romeo and Juliet, this also happens to be the person they put the most trust in. The Friar had the duty of keeping people in Verona in the right mindset, but when the two people who needed the someone to depend on the most, he disappointed and betrayed them. The Friar was inconsiderate and didnt think of the possible havoc he was causing when he married the young …show more content…
children, while being aware that the parents were unenlightened of the circumstances. “Till holy Church incorporate two in one” (Shakespeare, page 420) Friar marries the young two, and starts the beginning of Romeo and Juliet's death. Friar was reckless and impulsive with his planning, between giving Juliet a potentially fatal potion, to not giving Romeo the information he desperately needed.
Together these simple task lead to a disastrous ending. Trust was put into the Friar, and he betrayed that trust. Juliet trusts the friar to come up with a plan and put her life into his hands, which he takes for granted. When someone in power has lots of trust, and can easily abuse that power, this is something that still takes place. From priest, and family member to officers. Millions of reports of authority taking advantage of those below them show that this is something that occurs now. Police being one of those in authority and having the power to manipulate people to keep quiet mean the often do take advantage, according to this article they've had over 400 reported allegations, many involved with domestic abuse (Independent.co.uk) This is just one example of someone in power can over step their power and hurt those around
them. The Friars ignorance caused two young, innocent people to take their lives. If the Friar would have took into consideration the pain he could cause, Romeo and Juliet would have lived on. It wasn't just two lovers who lost their lives, it was two young children, who had families and friends who cared for them.