Friar Laurence in Romeo and Juliet

vainglorious others advice is a very benevolent thing to do, but middling because someone tells you to do something, does non mean that you should al ports do it. In the story, Romeo and Juliet, Romeo relies on his priest, beggar Laurence, to be a parent-like radiation diagram and provide guidance through break his life. beggar Laurence is supposed to be a responsible soul who makes moral decisions but instead, he is very trigger-happy and he makes terrible decisions and judgwork forcets throughout the play. He should be held responsible for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. trey examples of Friar Laurence acting irresponsible and making immoral decisions are, when he concord to connect Romeo and Juliet regular though he knew that Romeo was non actually in hit the sack with Juliet, when he created a computer program for Juliet to fake her death and be with Romeo instead of marrying Paris, and when he relied on someone else to tell Romeo nigh his device that could tur n out terribly if Romeo did not sack out about it. \nFirstly, Friar Laurence agreed to marry Romeo and Juliet even though he knew that Romeo was not truly in love with Juliet. slight than a day ago, Romeo was in love with another girl named Rosaline and Friar Laurence knows that Romeo could not be in love with Juliet by and by knowing her for less than a day. Friar Laurence says, Young mens love past lies/ Not truly in their hearts but in their eyes.(ii.iii.67-68). Friar Laurence is telling Romeo that he is not truly in love with Juliet, he is simply in love with the way she looks. Friar Laurence still agrees to marry them since they are both on different sides of a fight betwixt two families, the Montagues and the Capulets and he believes that this allow for end the feud between these two families. This is very incredible to happen considering how many old age that that they have hated apiece other. \nSecondly, Friar Laurence created a plan for Juliet to fake her death and be with Romeo instead of marrying Paris. Juliet said to Friar Laurence, ...