Romeo and Juliet-responsibility for their deaths

Romeo and Juliet          Throughout the classic story of Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare suggests that another(prenominal)(prenominal) characters actions held them responsible for the tragedy of Romeo and Juliets deaths. Wi yardt the illiterate steals do by friar Laurence, or the irrational and erosive behavior of Tybalt and Lord and lady Capulet, Romeo and Juliet would not have convey on themselves into suicide. Therefore, they all make themselves account fitting for this tragedy.          mendicant Laurences decisions and actions, even g-forcegh made with the best intentions, has disastrous consequences for Romeo and Juliet. mendicant only privations for the Capulet and Montague households to shake along and be at peace. For this hamper may so glad prove/to turn your households jaundice into pure love, he says when he contemplates whether or not to attach Romeo and Juliet (II. iv. 91-92). However he marries them with not bad(predicate) reason, it causes much trouble for the lovers exhaust the road. Friars first inauspicious mistake was helping Juliet fake her death. If instead than to marry look at Paris, /Thou hast the strength of exit to slay thyself, / Then it is seeming thou wilt play/ A thing convertible death to chide away(p) this shame, / That copst with death himself to scape from it; / And, if thou darest, Ill give thee remedy (IV. i. 71-76).

here(predicate) Friar is offering Juliet a remedy to rid her from her payload to marry Paris. Because of the White, 2 sleeping potion that he gave her, she is able to fool her family by faking her death. However, she in like manner fools Romeo into thinking she died which causes him to commit suicide, leading to her suicide also. If Friar had neer proposed for Juliet to take the potion, they would have never died. This fault leads him directly to another mistake he makes... If you essential to get a full essay, order it on our website: Orderessay

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