Title: Romeo and Juliet Deaths: Who is Responsible?? by Amber Smith
Headings: Romeo and Juliet Deaths: Who is Responsible??
Romeo and Juliet Deaths: Who is Responsible??
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The person responsible for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet are unknown.
Evidence has shown that Juliet is responsible for the deaths of Romeo and herself.
This presentation will explain why Juliet is accused guilty according to evidence. There is someone responsible and Juliet has the most evidence.

Content: Juliet's doubts were warning her and she chose not to listen. The evidence shows that Juliet is so in love with Romeo that she forgets about her doubts that are foreshadowing the dangers to come of their love. Juliet, who is trying to convince the Friar to get her out of her marraige with Paris, says, "And I will do it without fear or doubt, to live an unstained wife to my sweet love (821:87).", Juliet directly tells the Friar that she will kill herself to remain faithful to Romeo. She is expressing how strong her love for Romeo is in an unfearful, but reckless manner. The refrence foreshadows Juliet's death because in the end she killed herself for Romeo. Juliet's desperation to die rather than marry Paris shows that she is willing to do anything to stay with Romeo. The ironic situation of Juliet's marraige to Romeo, her enemy and cousin's murderer, and the idea of Juliet marrying Paris to get over Tybalt's death had caused Juliet to look toward the Friar for help. Juliet threatend the Friar with her life to force him to help her escape her marraige with Paris. The Friar had no choice, but to create a scheme in which Juliet would fake her death to get her out of the marraige.