For someone who seems to be respectful and supportive of his daughter’s opinions in the beginning of the play, Capulet sure did not show much affection …show more content…
The original one day plan has turned into an overnight plan, meaning that everything will have to get done two times faster. In the play, the letter was not delivered to Romeo, but if Capulet had not moved up the wedding date, then there would have been more time for the letter to be delivered to Romeo. And if Romeo gets the letter from Friar Lawrence, then everything would have gone as planned. Neither Romeo or Juliet would have died and they would have had a happily ever after ending. In conclusion, the deaths of Romeo and Juliet is mostly attributed to Capulet, Juliet’s father, because of his apprehensive, uptight, and impatient attitude towards the dilemma. In dramatic literature, guilt is a key factor that resolves conflict in the story. The guilt Capulet and Montague felt at the end of the play successfully ends the long time, pointless feud between the two