Romeo and Juliet, It always hurts to hear about the tragedy that William Shakespeare made the story of love, tragedy, and fate that was read and reenacted for centuries till now. It was set in Italy and tells a tragic but sweet story of their families, the Montagues and the Capulets, who had been arguing for a very long period of time and our main characters Romeo and Juliet. Shakespeare writes about love, conflict, and fate. He presents the entanglements of humans and the consequences of impulsive actions. Friar Lawrence is the first suspect. He cooked up this plan with Juliet for her to pretend to be dead, but didn’t think about what could go wrong with the plan. He didn’t tell Romeo about it on time, so in vain because Romeo thought Juliet was dead and ended up killing himself. Friar …show more content…
He hastily agreed to marry the young lovers, knowing their families bitter feud would complicate their union. He also devised a risky plan involving Juliet faking her death, without considering the potential consequences or ensuring effective communication with Romeo. His failure to deliver crucial information about the plan he created with Juliet led to misunderstanding and ultimately contributed to their deaths. He entrusted a crucial written message to someone unreliable, Friar John, whose inability to deliver it sealed the tragic fate of the lover. His decision to involve Juliet in a dangerous deception instead of seeking a peaceful resolution with their families demonstrates his flawed judgment. Friar Lawrence's misguided interventions and lack of foresight ultimately ended in the suffering chain of events that led to Romeo and Juliet's untimely deaths. It’s quite sad, but I also believe that Tybalt had a major part, even though it was one thing he had done. Tybalt likely didn’t have the guidance from a small little child, and that’s why the respect for Montague people like Romeo didn’t