Father Lawrence In Shakespeare's Romeo And Juliet

Father Lawrence is responsible for the death of Juliet. In the first place, he helped organize the marriage to Romeo. While keeping the marriage unknown to everyone else which is a hard secret to keep. In a like manner, his friend failed to get the message to Romeo on time. The letter was about Juliet’s impromptu marriage to Paris. Also, Father Laurence runs off and leaves Juliet all alone when she is the most desperate for his guidance. He gave Juliet a funeral for her family to say goodbye. Finally, he administered Juliet a sleeping potion that faked her death.
Romeo shares blame for the death of Juliet with Father Laurence. First of all, he is impetuous because he fell in love with Juliet, while he is still depressed about Rosaline. Second

of all, he shouldn’t have said yes to Juliet's proposal to marry her, shortly after they met. Third of all, he foolish to go after his new bride's cousin. Tybalt immediately after he accidentally murdered Romeo's genuine friend Mercutio. His love for Juliet has made Romeo more open to feelings. Finally, he commits suicide because he thought Juliet is deceased when actually she was in a potion-induced coma.
The Capulets share the blame with Father Laurence and Romeo for their daughter. To begin with, they don't even know why they are having a family feud with the Montagues. The quarrel should have been over a while ago. The families don't even know what they are bickering about anymore. In the case that the conflict in between the family was over, Romeo and Juliet could have been together. Also, Lord Capulet arranges a marriage to Paris for his daughter Juliet. Meanwhile, Juliet was confidentially married to Romeo. Furthermore, her mother agrees that she should marry. And she doesn't care about her own daughter's feelings. Both of her parents will disown her if she doesn't marry Paris.