Who Is Capulet To Blame For The Death Of Romeo And Juliet?

Everyone loves someone they feel they can never lose at some point, but would you kill yourself with them? Romeo and Juliet is a book about two teenagers in love who did not have the approval of their families to love each other which led them to commit suicide. Romeo and Juliet mainly focus on two teenagers in the 14th century who are part of two different fighting families, the Capulets, and the Montagues. When Romeo and Juliet met, they realized they were meant to be together, leading them to get married within a week. Romeo and Juliet's parents were not aware of the fact they got married, so Juliet's father Capulet arranged for her to get married to Paris. since Juliet did not want to marry Paris she thought the only solution was suicide.

A reason that supports my claim is, throughout the play we saw how Juliet could not live without Romeo and Capulet was the only thing standing between them. Evidence from the text to support my claim is “To cure her sadness, you arranged a marriage for her with Count Paris. Then she came to me, and, looking wild, she asked me to devise a plan to get her out of this second marriage. She threatened to kill herself in my cell if I didn’t help her.” In this quote, Friar Lawrence explains to Capulet what had happened in the course of a few weeks between Romeo and Juliet. he explained everything to the point they get to the point they died. To conclude, it is Capulet's fault Juliet died because if Capulet would have accepted Romeo and Juliets marriage, there would have probably been a better

Evidence from the text to support my claim is “Forget about you, you worthless girl! You disobedient wretch! I’ll tell you what. Go to church on Thursday or never look me in the face again. Don’t say anything. Don’t reply. Don’t talk back to me.” In this quote, Capulet demands Juliet get married to Paris and if she doesn't he will disown her. This evidence proves my claim because if Juliet felt that her father was not going to win her, she would have told him she was going to marry Romeo and he would have possibly offered her advice and guided her through the marriage process. To conclude, Capulet is to blame for Juliet's death because if he had built a closer relationship with Juliet, she would have trusted him enough to let him in her