Who Is To Blame For Romeo And Juliet's Death

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. She accepts their marriage at young age and encourages Juliet to marry Romeo as he is a suitable person for her without her parents' knowledge or acceptance. For instance, when Romeo went to Juliet’s room after he has been exiled and the

The two families have been feuding for many years, in the first act, we saw how this hate illustrated in Sampson and Abraham fight, Sampson says, “ I/ will push Montague’s men from the wall and thrust his/ maids to the wall” ( I.I.15-17.). This quotations express the hate the two families have for each others. The parents are responsible to begin this hate long time ago. Consciously, I don’t blame tybalt that he killed Mercutio, or Romeo that he killed tybalt, both are victims of aggravation that has been planted in their minds and hearts. In addition to that, Capulet and Lady Capulet force Juliet to marry a person that she doesn’t love and has no feeling toward him, moreover, they informs her about her wedding date before it by 2 days. This situation shows how the Capulets are careless about their daughters feeling and all they care about is their social view by forcing Juliet to marry handsome and a Capulet guy. When she speaks and objects about the way her parents wants her to marry, Capulets replies, “ I tell thee what - get thee to church a Thursday/ Or never after look me in the face/ Speak not, reply not, do not answer me!” (III.V.166-168). If Juliet has not been forced to marry Paris, she wouldn’t take the medicine and pretend to be died, and if that didn’t happen, Romeo wouldn't kill