Romeo And Juliet Whose Fault Analysis

This playright of two star crossed lovers leads to a tragic ending between lovers of disparate families. Whose fault remains Friar Laurence’s for the death of Romeo and Juliet. Friar got too involved with their relationship and made more than three wrong choices for the couple. thought he was helping them out but he was just making it worse. There was also a family feud between the Montague’s and Capulet’s which would make things worse if they found out what Friar was doing for Romeo and Juliet. They would all be executed or banished for choosing love before family and disobeying their parents. Lord Capulet also wants Juliet to marry Paris. Which causes division in the situation because Juliet wants to marry Romeo and not Paris.
First, Friar was the only one to know about the relationship which could cause an enigma. Therefor he puts Romeo and Juliet at risk of the families finding out and getting into a bigger feud. Then, Friar also makes the decision to marry Romeo and Juliet with no one’s consent but their own. “The sweetest honey is the loathsome in his own deliciousness, and in the taste confounds the appetite. Therefor love moderately” (Shakespeare 1040). This shows that they both have tasteful love and sweet care for each other. But they do not have a plan
Viewers might also look at the play as in the Montague’s and Capulets could have caused their own kids death. The Capulets wanted Juliet to marry Paris which caused commotion because Juliet wanted to marry Romeo. The Capulets also threatened to never see her again if she didn’t marry Paris. This also pushed Juliet into drinking the potion so that she wouldn’t have to marry Paris so she could disguise her own death. This also could have been caused by Romeo and Juliet bringing it on themselves. They rushed into marriage and are from two family feuds. They should’ve both just ran away but instead they stayed in Verona and let Friar help them with their