He kept telling people dangerous actions they should take, even though he wouldn’t take them himself. These specific actions were irrational and should’ve been reconsidered. When he first presented himself as a fool is when he first agreed to marry Romeo and Juliet. The whole plan to marry was a bad idea, and Friar Lawrence still agreed. The second time he proved himself a fool is when he told himself that he should keep the plan going. Friar Lawrence knew that his plan was going wrong, but he was still trying to fix it by making changes. However, his “new plan” was built out of leaves and just one blow from the wind would bring it down. So keeping the plan going was a fool move that he should have abandoned. The last part where he proves himself a fool is when he told Juliet to take a potion that would put her into a death like sleep while he sent a friar to get Romeo. There were multiple things wrong with this plan. For example, He should have realized that the letter might not get there and that he should have told Romeo his plan before he left. Also, the plan was already messed up so the whole thing was a lost cause and Friar Lawrence was just making it
He kept telling people dangerous actions they should take, even though he wouldn’t take them himself. These specific actions were irrational and should’ve been reconsidered. When he first presented himself as a fool is when he first agreed to marry Romeo and Juliet. The whole plan to marry was a bad idea, and Friar Lawrence still agreed. The second time he proved himself a fool is when he told himself that he should keep the plan going. Friar Lawrence knew that his plan was going wrong, but he was still trying to fix it by making changes. However, his “new plan” was built out of leaves and just one blow from the wind would bring it down. So keeping the plan going was a fool move that he should have abandoned. The last part where he proves himself a fool is when he told Juliet to take a potion that would put her into a death like sleep while he sent a friar to get Romeo. There were multiple things wrong with this plan. For example, He should have realized that the letter might not get there and that he should have told Romeo his plan before he left. Also, the plan was already messed up so the whole thing was a lost cause and Friar Lawrence was just making it