The Blame For The Deaths Of Romeo And Juliet

The Deaths of Romeo and Juliet [NAME] [SUBJECT] [PROFESSOR] The Deaths of Romeo and Juliet Centuries may have passed, but the words coming from Romeo and Juliet remained in our hearts and instilled in our minds. Who could ever forget these famous lines? “O Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo? Deny thy father and refuse thy name. Or, if thou wilt not, be but sworn my love, And I’ll no longer be a Capulet.” Many, if not all, can also remember this poem by William Shakespeare as one of the most tragic stories disseminated in our history. A story that brought about shiver in its ironic and tragic circumstances. A story of sadness and oddity between a man and a woman. A story of their love and their demise. In the death scene, Juliet is lying in the tomb. She takes a sleeping potion, which make could make anyone believe or presuppose that she has died. Therefrom, Romeo finds her on the tomb. Actions transpire and battle between Romeo and Paris ensue where the former victoriously entered the graveyard of Juliet to witness the as if tragic ending of his beloved. Romeo mourns over the body of Juliet. He believes that she is already dead; thus, impels him to take his own life and drink the poison. However, a tragedy of all tragedies, Juliet wakes up and discovers that her beloved Romeo is already dead beside her. Based on the story, Friar Laurence has come and also discovered that Romeo is dead. He convinces her to leave; however, sadness and pain overwhelms Juliet. She insists to stay and remains beside the body of Romeo. She mourns with the death of Romeo. Therefrom, Friar Laurence leaves her alone and with the use of the dagger of Romeo, she stabs herself in the heart. This tragic event all transpire in the Capulet family tomb. Their death was thereafter discovered by their families, the people, and also by the Prince. In the end, the Montague and Capulet families covenant to end their bad blood while lingering the pain and sadness of the death of Romeo and Juliet. Critics, more often than not, may argue that the deaths of Romeo and Juliet is owing to their destiny. The destiny that they can never become together and their destiny that they should not be together. People, therefore, contend that the deaths of Romeo and Juliet are the effect of the long-time bickering and dissension between the two families—the Montague and the Capulet. From forth the fatal loins of these two foes A pair of star-cross’s lovers take their life. For many, the deaths of Romeo and Juliet may be regarded as the result of the feud between the two families; the intercession and interception by their families to them from being together. Others may even argue that Friar Laurence should is responsible for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. The two families may have long unsolved hostility, but the actions made by Romeo and Juliet are all linked to Friar Laurence’ aid. First of the acts is his authority that binds Romeo and Juliet. He married the lovers in secret and he made further interventions to help Romeo and Juliet. Friar Laurence is the one who ordered Romeo to go to Mantua. He is also the one who gave the sleeping potion to Juliet to plan and make her appear dead. He is also the one who sent the messenger to Mantua to inform Romeo of...