3 reasons why Juliet is to blame for her and Romeo's death

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anonymous · Answer

Because she allowed herself to continue the relationship with Romeo when she knew it was against her parents will Drinking the potion led to both Romeo and her own death. If she had waited just a little longer to contact Romeo with her plan, both of them might still be alive.

anonymous · Answer

all i can say...

anonymous · Answer

hope it helped

shadowlegendx · Answer

They both might still be alive? As in right now? I highly doubt that...

anonymous · Answer

no obviously. use ur brain.

anonymous · Answer

they were never alive anyways it was a play

shadowlegendx · Answer

Use your brain and tell me 3 mechanics of quantum physics

anonymous · Answer

sorry widdle baby, u wouldn't understand. go gum on ur shoes

anonymous · Answer

im out kids

shadowlegendx · Answer

xD Bai

shadowlegendx · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

He ignored his own advice that the marriage was too quick and too ill founded (Avt II, Sc 6). 
He ignored the fact that Romeo was too fickle even though he chastises him for being so (Switching from Rosaline to Juliet so quickly). (Act II, Sc. 3) 
He does not reveal the truth to others about the wedding at any point during the play. 
He helps Juliet by giving her the sleeping potion, but then he abandons her in the tomb after Romeo's death. (Act V, Sc 3) 

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