Romeo And Juliet Blame
Who is to blame for the tragedy of the two star-crossed lovers, Romeo and Juliet? There could be one person or reason that is to blame, or there can be many. The writer of Romeo and Juliet is William Shakespeare. The title of his play is The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. The main characters of William Shakespeare’s Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet are Romeo, Juliet, Friar, Tybalt, and the Montague and Capulet parents. The story of Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy in which a feud between families separated a pair of star crossed lovers. The foolish lovers could not stay away from each other and married in secret and when a plan for them to be together goes wrong, both lovers receive nothing but death and an ending to their families feud. Romeo and Juliet,
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Juliet says that if Romeo really loves her then he will marry her. Which Romeo agrees. (II.II.143-144) “If that that thy bent of love be honorable,/Thy purpose marriage, send me word tomorrow.” Juliet is telling Romeo that if he really loves her then he will marry her and give her an answer, of marriage,by the next day. This is Juliet being stupid since she only just met Romeo and already wants him to marry her to prove his love. The stupidity grows stronger and leads them closer to death as the story goes on. Not only did their stupidity kill Romeo and Juliet, but also the foolishness of their family feud also …show more content…
In the story, when Romeo hears the false news of Juliet’s death, Romeo asks for poison and offers gold to the Apothecary in exchange for the poison. The Apothecary accepts and gives Romeo the poison. (V.I.77-79) “Put this in any liquid thing you will/And drink it off, and if you had the strength/Of twenty men, it would dispatch you straight.” This conversation between Romeo and the Apothecary is the Apothecary selling Romeo poison that Romeo uses to kill himself later on which his death causes Juliet to kill herself. If the Apothecary did not sell Romeo the poison, maybe he would be alive long enough to receive the news of Juliet’s fake death. Or maybe he would find another way to kill himself but would be in time to see Juliet’s waking and both be
Juliet says that if Romeo really loves her then he will marry her. Which Romeo agrees. (II.II.143-144) “If that that thy bent of love be honorable,/Thy purpose marriage, send me word tomorrow.” Juliet is telling Romeo that if he really loves her then he will marry her and give her an answer, of marriage,by the next day. This is Juliet being stupid since she only just met Romeo and already wants him to marry her to prove his love. The stupidity grows stronger and leads them closer to death as the story goes on. Not only did their stupidity kill Romeo and Juliet, but also the foolishness of their family feud also …show more content…
In the story, when Romeo hears the false news of Juliet’s death, Romeo asks for poison and offers gold to the Apothecary in exchange for the poison. The Apothecary accepts and gives Romeo the poison. (V.I.77-79) “Put this in any liquid thing you will/And drink it off, and if you had the strength/Of twenty men, it would dispatch you straight.” This conversation between Romeo and the Apothecary is the Apothecary selling Romeo poison that Romeo uses to kill himself later on which his death causes Juliet to kill herself. If the Apothecary did not sell Romeo the poison, maybe he would be alive long enough to receive the news of Juliet’s fake death. Or maybe he would find another way to kill himself but would be in time to see Juliet’s waking and both be