As shown above, it is important to realize that the characters held most accountable for Romeo and Juliet’s deaths are Friar Laurence, Tybalt, and Romeo himself. They all accumulate to their deaths in some sort of way, beginning with Tybalt starting unnecessary fights with Romeo and his friends, leading to Mercutio’s death that triggers Romeo to stain his hands and be exiled. Under those circumstances, the Friar has no choice but to make a flawed plan to bring the lovers together, even despite approving their marriage so early on. Here, the flaws of the plan emerge as Romeo isn’t notified of the plan about Juliet faking her death, and that causes him to impulsively kill himself, which also causes Juliet to kill herself too, fulfilling this