'Friar Laurence in Romeo and Juliet'

' large-minded others advice is a very generous subject to do, except incisively because psyche tells you to do something, does not designate that you should always do it. In the story, Romeo and Juliet, Romeo relies on his priest, friar Laurence, to be a parent-like bet and provide instruction throughout his life. friar Laurence is supposed to be a trus iirthy person who makes example decisions but instead, he is very unequivocal and he makes wicked decisions and judg manpowerts throughout the play. He should be held responsible for(p) for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. Three examples of mendicant Laurence acting unconditional and making unrighteous decisions are, when he concur to link up Romeo and Juliet in time though he knew that Romeo was not actually in lamb with Juliet, when he created a plan for Juliet to humbug her death and be with Romeo instead of link uping Paris, and when he relied on someone else to tell Romeo slightly his plan that could dai ly round out odiously if Romeo did not delight about it. \nFirstly, beggar Laurence agreed to marry Romeo and Juliet even though he knew that Romeo was not truly in sleep together with Juliet. little(prenominal) than a sidereal day ago, Romeo was in cope with another misfire named Rosaline and mendicant Laurence knows that Romeo could not be in revel with Juliet after(prenominal) knowing her for less than a day. mendicant Laurence says, Young mens love then lies/ non 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 ripe in love with the way she looks. Friar Laurence still agrees to marry them since they are both on various sides of a controversy between 2 families, the Montagues and the Capulets and he believes that this ordain end the struggle between these two families. This is very unlikely to happen considering how many another(prenominal) years that that they take on ha ted severally other. \nSecondly, Friar Laurence created a plan for Juliet to circumvent her death and be with Romeo instead of marrying Paris. Juliet state to Friar Laurence, ...'