Why Is Friar Lawrence At Fault

The tale of two love birds falling from the air, of which they flew, to their deaths. One poison, the other a stabbed. Who’s at fault, we ask. Why Frair Lawrence of course. There could be no one else. He’s the one who, married them, against their family’s permission. He’s the one who, didn’t tell Romeo about the sleeping serum. He’s the one who, should have stopped her from the idea of, let me fake my death. He’s the one. Your use of commas is incorrect here, read this aloud pausing where you placed commas as see if it sounds right to you.

One immense reason, Frair Lawrence should also be at fault, for marrying them behind their parent’s back. Just about everyone knows that the Capulets and Montagues did not get along. But Frair Lawrence, a Priest at the time, was very close to Romeo and he could tell that Romeo was in love. Because of his knowing of him being in
Let me elaborate by saying, that after they got married, Romeo was banished from the city of Verona, for slaughtering Juliet’s cousin Tybolt, after he had thrashed Mercutio. Now, while this ignominy was going on, Juliet was being married off to a young man named Paris. She did not want to marry Paris because she had no real feelings for him, so she thought of a way to get out of the marriage. Her and Frair Lawrence thought up a plan to where she could fake her death, on the day and she would be fine. This happened, and news had spread to Romeo, and he had gone on a pursuit into Verona, and into the church where her sleeping body laid. In the middle of all of the chase between the police and Romeo, he had acquired a poison. He drank he poison over her and laid next to her, and died. She had awoken seconds after and assassinated herself. If Frair Lawrence had informed Romeo of the plan that she was not dead, then he would’ve not drank the poison, and she would have not killed