What is to blame for all the tragedy in Romeo and Juliet? Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet follows two young star crossed lovers, as they fall in love quickly and take their own lives, after not wanting to live without the other. Throughout the play, death is always present, with both Montagues and Capulets losing their lives. The story is not written in a way which puts the blame on a single character or event, however there are various opinions about who or what is to blame for all the tragedy that
Who’s To Blame For Romeo and Juliet’s Death Have you ever been part of a tragic death? Romeo and Juliet's families have lost loved ones because of death. There is always someone to blame though. In this case it is the Friar John and Friar Laurence who are to blame because Friar John did not get the letter to Romeo in time so Romeo got really depressed and killed himself and then once Juliet woke up and saw Romeo dead she killed herself. And Friar Laurence is to blame because he came up with the plan
In the tragic play, Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare a story about a pair of star crossed lovers and their tragic ending. Romeo and Juliet meet at a ball, and fall in love. Afterwards they get married and that's where all the conflicts and tragedies begin. Everyone has different opinions on who's to blame for their death. Some blame the nurse because she was an ally of both Romeo and Juliet. Others blame Romeo and Juliet because Romeo made the first move on Juliet by kissing her in (1.5.95-110
society is the history of class struggles” (4). A critical aspect of the relationship between such classes is the way the socioeconomic elite conduct themselves and how their actions are viewed by the rest of society. William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet and The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald depict the socioeconomic elite acting with indiscretion and out of self indulgence. Both pieces
Egeus and his daughter, Hermia, then come onto the scene along with Demetrius and Lysander. At this point Egeus is furious as his daughter disapproves to marry Demetrius which is the man of his choice nonetheless she is in love with Lysander. Egeus blames Lysander for taking her love in a deceitful way. Theseus Approves with Egeus, that it is a daughter’s responsibility to respect her father’s decision by obeying him. Hermia then questions her father to know what the greatest punishment she will get