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Who Was Responsible For Romeo And Juliet's Death

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Romeo And Juliet by Shakespeare have developed many reasonings for Romeos and Juliet's death. But this was all Frair Lawrence's responsibility for the cause of Romeos and Juliet's death. an explanation for why is that Frair Lawrence's plan did not go well at all nor was it a good idea. His plan of sending the letter all the way to Romeo was a fail and didn't work at all, if he did reach his letter to Romeo then Romeo wold has been alarmed about this plan and wouldn't have killed himself. He basically didn't think of the consequences of his plan backfiring. While delivering his letter to Frair John to send to Romeo, The only response he had received was, "I could not send it, Nor get a messenger to bring it thee, so fearful were they of infection." …show more content…

For Romeo to see her for one last time, he would've known this was all a plan and a set if he had received a letter from Frair John if Frair Lawrence's plan had worked. When Juliet first woke up from her coffin the first thing she had seen was Romeos and Paris's dead body right next to her. Friar Lawrence had caught her in the scene with Romeo, Paris, And Juliet. He was in such a hurry he had to leave her all by herself saying "I dare no longer stay." leaving Juliet all alone with Romeo's dead body next to her. This whole plan had happened because of Juliet having to marry Paris, Frair Lawrence obviously should've known the consequences between Romeo and Juliet if they were left alone while 1 was dead. Fate and destiny have a chokehold on those two. They are willing to do anything for each other even if it means killing themselves. It's blankly obvious something would have happened to Juliet if she was left alone with Romeo's dead body, which was to kill herself. And plus Frair Lawrence didn't help at all with the death of Romeo when he's the love of Juliet's life, Juliet would obviously feel somber and guilty for that thinking it was her

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