The One That Ended Two Sometimes finding out who the killer is turns out to be is easier as expected, but mostly it’s overly complicated. It will have to take more thought if they didn’t directly kill them and had no motive to do so. But in the case of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare there are a few major characters that could have caused their demise to be early such as the Friar of Verona and Juliet’s Nurse. While others may have fueled the fire, I feel that the Nurse had the most influence on the two main downfalls. She listened to Juliet’s wishes to help her meet Romeo which she could have easily declined. And she knew the whole situation of the marriage with Paris. But we need evidence from the play itself or the film adaptations …show more content…
Day has broken. Watch out.”(Act 3 Scene 5 Lines 39 and 40). Even after Lord Capulet scolded Juliet she helped her knowing the consequences that were set in stone by her father. She led the events up to the wedding of our two protagonists. She knew that the Capulets planned for Paris to marry Juliet and she was there to watch Juliet elope. She said in both the play and 1968 adaptation that her wish is to see Juliet become a wife. She was willing to do any- Juarez 2 thing to please Juliet. She treated her as her own daughter since her own died so she didn’t so she listened to what Juliet wanted so it was like having her own again. She continued to help after the death of one of the Kingsman, Tybalt which she recalled in all variations of the story: The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet (Shakespeare 1595), Romeo and Juliet (1968), and Romeo + Juliet (1996) as a dear friend, even her best friend. Even after his death she helped Romeo sneak into the Capulets Property. She also went to Friar Laurence’s cell to tell Romeo about how Juliet was doing and to give him items Juliet wanted him to keep. The only detail she did not know of was that Juliet went to the friar for fake poison, but if she