Friar laurence

Act II iii Romeo and Friar Laurence It is early in the morning and Friar Laurence is picking flowers and herbs. Friar Laurence explains how the gray-eyes morning is smiling on the frowning night. Darkness, the night, is like drunk men getting out of the way of Titan's wheels of fire. (Titan Sun God) Friar Laurence says that he must fill up his osier basket (a basket made from willow or dogwood tree sticks) with weeds and flowers before the sun gets warm and burns off the morning dew (wetness)

war for awhile which prevent the two “star-crossed lovers” from being free to fall in love. Friar Laurence and the Nurse act as conductors of their marriage. We shall acknowledge their role as mentors to the young couple and if their actions were right or wrong. Firstly we will examine Friar Laurence’s role in Romeo’s and Juliet’s life. Was he a righteous and justified role model to them? Friar Laurence is a well respected and notable character in Romeo and Juliet. His

Shakespeare, Friar Laurence is the true culprit for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. Friar Laurence made many faulty and awful decisions throughout the play; His participation in the marriage of Romeo and Juliet, giving Juliet the poison, sending another person to deliver the letter, and abandoning Juliet at the Tomb had led up to their death. First off, Friar Laurence married Romeo and Juliet knowing that it wasn’t real and instead started it all. After Romeo met Juliet he went to Friar laurence to talk

he should pardon. Should Friar Laurence be punished or pardoned for helping Romeo and Juliet with their plan? Overall, Friar Laurence is guilty, and should be punished for his part in the tragic deaths of Romeo and Juliet because he created the plan and, he went behind the families, and the Princes back. When Romeo went to Friar Laurence to ask him to marry him to Juliet, Friar Laurence was surprised at first. He thought that Romeo was in love with Rosaline. Friar Laurence then, warmed up to the idea

Romeo and Juliet, written by Shakespeare, Friar Laurence is responsible for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. To begin, Friar Laurence agrees to marry Romeo and Juliet even though he knows that their parents would not approve. To demonstrate, Friar Laurence prepares to marry the two lovers by announcing, “You shall not stay alone till holy church incorporate two into one.” (2.6.36-37) Pg. 1042. The evidence here suggests, that even though Friar Laurence knew it was wrong to marry the two lovers he

William Shakespeare, Friar Laurence is presented as a Franciscan friar and the sole figure of religion. He plays the role of a great friend and a good advisor to both Romeo and Juliet. Being a helper, he marries the two star crossed lovers secretly. Throughout the play, the couple goes to him for support as he is a trustworthy and respectable man. When Juliet gets forced by her parents to marry Count Paris, she goes to Friar Laurence. Always thinking of something clever, Friar Laurence instantly comes

insuppressible, if not for Friar Laurence. And though it wasn’t his intent to end the feud this way, Friar Laurence’s actions were of the greatest impact to resolving the wounds of the Capulets and Montagues. In Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet live in two different houses that both hate each other, infamously known as the Capulets and Montagues. Though this may be the case, Friar Laurence is loved by both families. In act II scene iii, lines 63-64…89-90, Romeo asks Friar "I’ll tell thee as

most is Friar Laurence. He is the cause of Romeo and juliet's death because he kept their relationship a secret so there families wouldn’t find out.Which is nearly impossible because there family hates each other and all throughout the book there running around hiding so there families won’t catch them together. Friar Laurence continued making things worse by marrying the two young teenagers thinking it would end the fued with their families, but all it did was separate them even more .Friar laurence

Friar Laurence is the one who caused all those actions for Romeo’s and Juliet’s death. He is the one who cause it because he married Romeo and Juliet, he planned for Juliet to fake her own death, and he didn’t deliver the message to Romeo about Juliet faking her death. He caused all that chaos by doing all those things. To begin with, Friar Laurence is the one who caused all those actions because he married them. In Document C, “I’ll thy assistant be”, the author stated “I hear thou must, and

2 FRIAR LAURENCE1Romeo & Juliet: Friar LaurenceDanny HarrisAshworth College FRIAR LAURENCE2AbstractThe contents of this paper will discuss the importance of the secondary characters. Secondarycharacters are defined as those in the play that are important but not as important as the maincharacters; they help the story move along they play a big role in making the story. In particular,Friar Laurence, in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. Had Friar Laurence been excluded from theplay there would have