Positive Messages about the Human Spirit in Romeo and Juliet

Technically, the couple will eventually come together, but they will not end in the way they want. After Juliet discovers that she is going to marry Paris she is the only person she left to see if she will do something to postpone or cancel the marriage Flare I went to Lawrence. His words to her is "Hold, daughter: I spied on hope", Act 4, Act 1, line 68. It is when he told her to deceive the rest of the family to make her death and think she died.

Flair Lawrence occupies a strange position in Romeo and Juliet. He is a kind cleric who helped Romeo and Juliet through the play. He does marriage and provides general advice, especially regarding small needs. He is the only religious figure in the play. However, he married Romeo and Juliet as part of a plan to solve the civil unrest in Verona, then brought the spirit of Romeo into Juliet's room, then left the dimension. Rhone, he designed a plan to recombine through deceptive tricks that seems to come from Romio and Juliet with almost magical knowledge. For Catholic priests, this mysterious knowledge seems inappropriate, but why does he have such knowledge? The answer is not clear. Readers should understand that monks are not only influenced by the fate that affects the drama - he brings fate in many ways

The fate of Romeo and Juliet was also seen as a result of the Flare Lawrence plan which ultimately led to the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. Romeo did not know what the flyer produced, but it was said to be Juliet 's "death": Romeo said. Even though Balthazar says it is a coincidence that what happened to Romeo, fate has more meaning. For fate, Baltazar went to Romeo and told him that his idea was true. Because Flair John could not tell Romeo, the plan of Flair Lawrence was also destroyed. "I can not send a message (here /) / I have not let Messenger tell you that" Because Friar Lawrence's information was never sent, it caused a big clash. Romeo did not know that Juliet was not dead, so he eventually drank medicine that caused him and Juliet to die.

Due to some drawbacks of Romeo and Jurriette, Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" ended in tragedy. Romeo and Juliet are obviously busy doing things. They did not listen to the advice of Friar Lawrence and ultimately paid the final price. They also ignored obvious factors that prevented Romeo and Juliet from being happy together. Romeo and Juliet are also very immature and cultivated for social disasters. Romeo and Juliet have no love, but there is desire. A combination of impatient, immature, and ignoring proposals of others brought about the tragedy of these two "star-studded lovers". "