Romeo begs Friar Laurence to marry him and Juliet At last, an opportunity to end the Montague’s and Capulet’s aging rivalry. I cannot believe the sudden shift of Romeo’s love from Rosaline to Juliet. I feel extremely sceptical of his sudden change of heart. Forever he has talked about Rosaline being his true love. Part of me feels conflicted about this change because Romeo has always had such strong feelings for Rosaline. However, now he has confided in me that he has fallen in love with Juliet and wishes to marry her. I am Romeo’s confidante and I’ve supported him through all his decisions, but can I support this one? I should not marry the new couple because of the families they come from. Romeo is a Montague and Juliet is a Capulet; a marriage between the two is forbidden. Juliet does not have the freedom to marry who she wishes. She belongs to her father and he most certainly will not be supportive of this union. While I fear the consequences, I will marry Romeo and Juliet. I have not made this decision lightly and have looked to God for his guidance. Despite the feud between the families, Romeo’s wish is for me, his confidante and advisor, to marry him and Juliet. …show more content…
He is like a son born to me. My life is his and, like a lioness protecting her precious young, I will do anything to ensure his happiness. Sacrificing my reputation and life is worth it. I have always been there for Romeo, whatever his challenge, and I will not abandon him now. Through God’s guidance providing me with courage and strength in making this decision, the enduring war between these two families may finally come to an