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    Who to blame Essay In the story Romeo and Juliet‚ there were two lovers from two different families in which they loved each other so much that they ended up killing themselves over each other. Now there was somebody to blame‚ and that somebody is Friar. It is his fault because he didn’t deliver the letter. Throughout this essay I will explain and give reasons why I think Friar was the main reason that caused many deaths in the end of the story. The first reason why I think Friar is the one

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    is more to blame as a result of his ruthlessness‚ his ambitious desires‚ and his naïve character‚ which allow him to betray his own conscience. Macbeth’s ambitious character and his insatiable lust for power drives him to change his nature towards evil commencing his tragic downfall. Upon hearing the prophecies of the witches‚ Macbeth immediately ponders about the predictions and creates an idea to murder the King. Macbeth states that the image of Duncan‚ the current King’s death “doth unfix

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    years. This tragedy is about two young kids who fall in love‚ and how all of the different characters actions intertwine and have an effect on the conclusion. At the end of the play‚ the Prince says “Some shall be pardoned‚ and some punished.” (5.3/319) It is clear in this well-known play that the adults‚ in fact‚ are to be blamed for the children’s death. In my opinion‚ the Nurse‚ Lord Capulet‚ and Friar Lawrence are to blame for Romeo and Juliet’s death. With these three characters actions all combined

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    this story could have been prevented‚ had it not been for something as simple as carelessness. Even though Romeo and Juliet committed the act of suicide‚ Friar Laurence and Juliet’s Nurse are ultimately to blame for their deaths. Some people may believe that fate is to blame for the Lovers’ deaths. They might think that the lovers took their own lives because something as harsh as fate left them no choice‚ but they are wrong. They are wrong because Romeo would not have killed himself‚ which would have

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    and himself‚ the symbolism of the marlin’s binary roles‚ and the use of Santiago’s internal monologue to reveal his inner strength. The author set the scene in a competitive situation for Santiago to show the audience the importance of resilience and perseverance that was required in the face of defeat. Santiago displayed perseverance several times throughout the Old Man and the Sea and it is also particularly evident through his will to never

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    cannot be together. However‚ there is a question to be posed. Who is to blame for those tragic deaths? The answer is not a “who” but a “who all”. Multiple people are responsible for the death of the two; people from both families. It seems terrible to think that somebody’s own family caused‚ or played a part in causing the death of relative. It is terrible‚ but it is still true all the same. From the moment the story started the death of Romeo and Juliet is already in motion. That is because

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    English homework I think that the Birling family individually haven’t had much of an impact towards the death of Eva Smith‚ however together as a family they ultimately caused her brutal suicide. If I were to blame one person in particularly I would blame Eric as he got Eva pregnant and left her in a state beyond recovery. Although he offered her money to live‚ Eva did not except the money. This is because she had reasons to believe that the money was stolen. We later found out that the money was

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    the world today. One of the reasons that it remains doing so is that of the conversation that is to be had about what happens in the novel. With plot twist after plot twist‚ the reader is left wondering whose fault everything truly was. The one who is to blame for the outcome of Romeo and Juliet is just that: Romeo himself. This is evidenced by‚ along with Juliet and her actions‚ the fact that Romeo chooses to act upon his love too quickly‚ his relationship with the feud of their two households‚ and

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    characters‚ and‚ famously written and recited - their death. Whilst their death could perhaps not have been avoided‚ there is one prominent question that must be answered: who is to blame for the death of Romeo and Juliet? The question‚ of course‚ is much more simply spoken than answered‚ though‚ I do have some ideas to raise answer to such an open-ended question. Three characters‚ Fate‚ Capulet (her father)‚ and Frair Lawrence share the blame for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. Of these‚ the most blameworthy

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    The deaths of Romeo and Juliet in the timeless tragedy can be said to have been caused by a multitude of things‚ but the underpinning reasons of this chaotic web of blame can be traced to one person. The Friar Lawrence. For he was the trusted advisor of the protagonist‚ but his advice and decisions are of poor quality and unsound judgment. Because of this‚ the deaths of Romeo‚ Juliet and others are upon his head. In the play‚ Friar Lawrence is described as the most trusted advisor of many citizens

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