Last night, to his disbelief, Friar Laurence found Juliet Capulet, a knife in her breast, Romeo Montague, a lethal potion dripping down his lip, and County Paris, a hole in his chest, all dead in the Capulet tomb. The people of Verona arrived at the scene to find three warm bodies with the Friar standing at their toes. Seeing that Friar Laurence was the only one there, the Prince decided to question him. Laurence was very clear with his words and stated that he had married Juliet and Romeo on the day of Tybalt’s death.
In the play, Romeo and Juliet, there are several significant details that help the reader understand who the blame for death was of Romeo and Juliet. First, the character Friar Laurence is to blame because he believed that it would end the feud between the Capulets and the Montages. Another important detail is that Friar Laurence gave Juliet the potion to make her family believe she was dead so she could run away with Romeo. The third detail important to the play is Friar Laurence delivering the letter that Juliet wrote for Romeo. Another important detail is because he delivered the letter wrong there was consequences.
Blame gives the responsibility of fault to someone else. Blame used as a coping mechanism to evade certain situation or outcomes. Blame factors toward the death of Romeo and Juliet. People do not want to admit to their crimes so they point fingers and claim to be the victim. Paris and Romeo and Juliet are the cause of Romeo and Juliet's death.
Romeo and Juliet's death was the fault of many including the parents, the friar and even Romeo and Juliet themselves. Romeo and Juliet had a special connection and their love was so powerful that they both died together, and the question is who is responsible for this calamity. The first character who could have been a reason for Romeo and Juliet's death is Capulet, this is because he forced Juliet into marrying Paris, rather than who Juliet wanted to marry. When Juliet told her father she didn't want to go through with the marriage he did not take it well and took it as Juliet disobeying his orders.
Romeo and Juliet, two people who fell in love meets their disastrous fate, but the question is , who is to blame? Three main people have caused this , well in my opinion the people who I think are the ones who caused the deaths of Romeo and Juliet might have been Lord Capulet, Tybalt , and Romeo. These three are what I consider to blame for their actions and deeds. They have caused many problems in the story leading to the death of Romeo and Juliet. The main question is, are they the ones to blame?
William Shakespeare wrote lots of plays while he was alive, one of his most famous is, Romeo and Juliet. Romeo and Juliet is about, two households of equal wealth and power, are here in Verona where this story happened. From old arguments they broke into new fights, where bloodshed of the citizens has resulted. From these two enemies two star crossed lovers are born, meet and take their own lives and, in doing so, end the war between their families. In this play there are many people or things you could blame for the tragedy of Romeo Montague and Juliet Capulet, such as Tybalt Capulet.
In my opinion, I think Romeo and Juliet are to blame for their own deaths. They married too soon and barely knew anything about each other. Romeo and Juliet kept it a secret and only a few people, such as the Nurse and Friar Lawrence, were aware of the secret marriage. Romeo and Juliet dug their own graves in the end. Romeo and Juliet are to blame for their deaths.
The Blame of Death “Your lives shall pay the forfeit of peace” (1,1,90). This was said by Prince at the very beginning of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet tragedy that ultimately foreshadowed the death the the 2 star crossed lovers. Romeo and Juliet is a classic tragedy that has been enjoyed by many since it was written. The play is about a pair of young, star crossed lovers who both tragically die at the end of the play because of a family feud that has been going on in their families for decades. The play takes the reader through a journey of ups and downs of the tangled plot of their young love.
1. In Romeo's soliloquy he speaks of love being death;y and he pretty much just talks to himself about events that have happened throughout the play. He makes a long speech on how he will kill himself because his love is so strong for Juliet. He says “Often when men are at the point of death, they have been happy. Their nurses call this a revival before death.
The ending of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare is very upsetting. It is a tragedy after all. The awful ending has just one man to blame for the deaths of so many people: Juliet, Romeo, Paris, Tybalt, Mercutio, and Lady Capulet. Though not all of them died at the very end, this made for a sad ending. To blame for all of this is none other than Friar Lawrence.
Two young lives were wasted carelessly in this tragic story. So many things could have prevented Romeo and Juliet’s young deaths. Though many people were at fault for this tragedy, including themselves, I believe that there were four people who could have easily prevented it. These people were Capulet, both of the Friars, and the Nurse.
The nurse and the parents are accountable and should be blamed for Romeo’s and Juliet’s deaths. Both of them make some sort of mistakes that end the play with death instead of successful love story. The Aggravation and stubbornness, between the two families, are main hidden characters in the play. To begin with, the nurse is blamed for this death incident because she hides Juliet’s marriage from her parents and helps the two lovers to meet secretly, as she also gives a lot of unwise advices to Juliet.
Henry Nguyen Ms.Miller ELA 9th 4/12/24 The death of Juliet and Romeo. Lord Montague and Lord Capulet are adults and they should know better not to fight around their children and family members. Lord Capulet and Lord Montague are the people to blame for their children's deaths because they want the best for them but they did not consider their feelings before their children got married and died.
Being from rival families, Romeo and Juliet are compelled to keep their romance a secret. This secrecy leads to a series of misunderstandings and impulsive decisions that contribute to their untimely demise. For instance, after Romeo kills Tybalt in a duel, he is banished from Verona. Juliet, devastated by Tybalt's death and Romeo's exile, seeks a drastic solution. Friar Laurence creates a plan for their reunion, involving Juliet faking her own death.
When a passionate romance results in death, who is to blame other than fate? Although, both Romeo and Juliet had taken their own lives, their actions had been influenced by those around them. Often, the people who care the most tend to push us to make decisions they feel are for the best. In this story, William Shakespeare portrays how good intentions could take a twisted turn and end in tragedy. With that, Juliet’s own father Lord Capulet, is most to blame for the death of not only his own daughter Juliet, but her husband Romeo too because he plays part in their meeting and also acts as an inconsiderate and unapproachable father to Juliet.
