Romeo and juliet?

Question

what role did the nurse play in the deaths of romeo and juliet?

what role friar lawrence play in the deaths of romeo and juliet?

thanks!!!

Answer 1

The nurse was the messenger for Juliet, so she was part of the whole marriage. She also did not tell the parents so juliet's parents decided to plan a wedding for her, which eventually led to her death.

Friar laurence got them married, and also did not tell Romeo and Juliet's parents. This led to their deaths. He also was Romeo's messenger.

He also gave her the potion and idea to kill herself

Answer 2

well the nurse really didnt play a role. She just told Juliet what romeo told her and when they would be married. Friar lawernce did though. He gave juliet that potion, and he sent 2 messengers, one of the messengers he didnt tell that juliet was just sleeping, she wasnt dead, but the messenger saw her "funeral" and told romeo that she was dead and he went and killed himself

Answer 3

friar lawrence gave juliet the sleeping poison which pretty much caused the whole thing and the nurse just kind of changed her mind too much...she like told juliet that she should go for romeo and then to go for paris

***hope i helped and good luck!!!

Answer 4

the nurse at first liked romeo and was all for him and juliet and there little secret love thang but then paris (the man who was supposed to marry juliet) came along and when juliet asked her what she should (b/c she was already married to romeo!!!) the nurse was basically like he has more status and money, choose him!!!!

friar lawrence-who married them- really was responsible for a LOT

1. he shouldnt have married them then all of this could have been avoided

2. romeo wouldnt even had tried to kill himself(b/c he thought juliet was dead) if friar lawrence would have sent a more reliable messenger to tell romeo of juliets plan to get them reunited again

they basically both screwed up

Answer 5

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Answer 6

The Nurse was the one who was always kind and the closest to Juliet,  she was like her own mother who treater he nice.

She took Juliet's death seriosuly because she always cared for her,  even though she betrayed her near the end.

Friar Lawrence is one of the nicest people in the play,  he decides to help Romeo and Juliet because he understands what they're going through.  Not from experience,  but from Knowladge.  He,  as a specialist in flowers and herbs gives Juliet a potion which will make her seem dead for 42 hours,   which gives Romeo enough time to save her - But the message was never delievered to him!

Answer 7

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Answer 8

nicely put. I know it's not the most exciting book ever but you got to read it.