If Tybalt was not cocky, then Mercutio’s death could have been prevented. Which would have stopped Romeo from being banned, the text states, “Romeo, the hate I bear thee can afford no better term than this,--thou art a villain” (shakespeare 3.1 56). This shows that if Tybalt had not been so cocky. Romeo’s
This was still a very big cost that Romeo had to pay and that consequence almost cost him the love of his life. Instead of thinking about how to solve the problem, he went and killed Tybalt without thinking of the consequences and how it could affect the people around him. Killing Tybalt almost led to Juliet committing suicide the first time, and the second time she actually did kill herself. Romeo didn't think about Juliet when killing Tybalt, which makes him selfish. If Romeo was never punished, Romeo and Juliet could have found a much easier way of escaping, and they could've lived happily ever after.
The death of Romeo and Juliet was very thrilling, but who was at fault for it? Romeo and Juliet are lovers from enemy families; Romeo is a Montague and Juliet is a Capulet. Romeo and Juliet met at a masquerade party and fell in love. They secretly got married. Later in the story Romeo gets banished, and they split apart but desperately try to see each other again.
Romeo and Juliet at its core it's a tragic death story, there has to be someone to blame for the death of the two lovers. Romeo is exiled from the city and after Juliet learns about this she goes to Friar Lawrence and threatens to kill herself. Juliet and the Friar Lawrence come up with a plan to make it look like Juliet is dead and Romeo doesn't know and he gets a vile of poison and goes to kill himself next to her body. In this situation Friar John is to blame for not getting the letter to Romeo on time like he said he would.
In my opinion, Romeo and Juliet?s death was the fault of Romeo. There are many reasons why characters such as: Mercutio, Juliet, and Friar Lawrence are responsible but, I think without some of Romeos actions, Romeo and Juliet would have had a different ending in the story. In the beginning, Romeo had a great love for Rosaline. But Rosaline didn?t love Romeo.
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.
I’m sure everybody has all heard of William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet play. If you have ever read the play, or possibly watched movies about it, have you ever wondered what lead to the young lovers, Romeo and Juliet’s tragic death? In my opinion, there are many reasons to list why Romeo and Juliet died. A few reasons to name are: Romeo getting banished, the hate for the Montagues and Capulets (Romeo and Juliet’s families), and Romeo and Juliet falling in love at such a young age. In the paragraphs below, I will explain why I think those events caused Romeo and Juliet’s deaths.
William Shakespeare wrote one of the most well known romance stories in the world, ‘The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet,’ in which Romeo’s family hates Juliet’s family, and Juliet’s family hates Romeo’s family, it’s been this way for quite some time. One night at a party that Juliet’s family is throwing, Romeo decides to crash it with a couple friends and that is where it all begins. Juliet and Romeo meet, of course Juliet not knowing who Romeo is because he is wearing a mask like the other gentlemen. Romeo and Juliet have only known one another for about five to seven minutes, but they are both now in love. Later that night Juliet finds out who Romeo is and they get married in secret, but that’s not where our story ends and they don’t live happily ever after.
Though the fault may seem collective, almost every event in The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet can be traced back to one person. One singular person caused the death of at least 6 people, the impulsive nature of Romeo was one of the main reasons that the events of The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet played out the way they did. Romeo’s obsession with Rosaline, ability to fall in love in seconds, and terrible decision skills is what lead to this misfortunate event. In the beginning of the play, Romeo does not even know Juliet exists.
Is your hatred worth sacrificing someone you love? In this play, two star-crossed lovers commit suicide for their love; but whose fault was Romeo & Juliet’s death? Throughout Romeo & Juliet Fate and Friar Lawrence have played a big role in their lives, but their family feud had caused their deaths. To begin with, the Montagues and Capulets have had a long-heated rivalry, and hate each other with a burning passion. Families were forbidden to befriend one another due to their “parents rage,” and “parents strife”.
Who’s fault was the death of Romeo and Juliet? Was it Romeo? Or was it Juliet? It was Juliet, she was the reason for both of her and Romeo’s eventual death. The reason it was her fault was her stupidity and love that clouded her judgement.
James Gregory Bradford Miss Heath English 15 March 2024 Who Is At Fault In William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet, the story ends with the death of the main characters. There are many people at fault for this, not just Romeo and Juliet. There is a complicated interplay of impulse choices and misunderstandings that lead to the depressing demise of Romeo and Juliet. It all starts with the family feud between the Montague and Capulet families, the misinterpretation of Juliet's death that Balthasar tells Romeo and Benvolio convinces Romeo to go to the party, but that's not all, The impulsive actions of Friar Lawrence and other central characters in the play bear a significant role in their deaths One of the key figures who can be held responsible
The story of Romeo and Juliet is a romantic yet heartbreaking story that has been popular for years now. The story ends tragically; Romeo commits suicide right next to the love of his life who he, and the rest of the village presume is dead. Juliet wakes up to find Romeo dead and comes to the decision to really kill herself as well. As the story ends, many questions linger in the readers head, but one of the important questions should be; who was to blame for the death of Romeo and Juliet? Romeo and Juliet loved each other so much but if their families were to find out about their secret relationship then chaos would have striked.
A Tale Of Two Lovers This a tale takes place in a city known by the name Verona where two rival families have had a quarrel with one another for many years, these families were commonly known as the Capulets and the the Montagues. Each family had an heir to their home, the Montagues had a son named Romeo, a passionate young gentlemen who had a bit of a problem when he recently got out of a bad relationship and getting over it was no easy task. One night, Romeo and a couple of his friends snuck into one of the Capulet parties where Romeo first makes contact with the daughter of the Capulets, a beautiful gentle girl named Juliet.
Capulet Juliet found tragically shot dead in her tomb along with Romeo, a Montague. The two feuding families bury the hatchet in the silent streets of Verona after this unexplained, tragic death occurred involving the two opposing families, a Montague and a Capulet. Juliet was found dead next to her other half, Romeo. Detectives are still scrutinizing the death of these two unfortunate teenagers.
