Who Is Juliet's Parents To Blame

The most significant reason that Juliet's parents were to blame is because they were so self-centered and didn't care for anyone but themselves. For example, in the beginning of the play, the Capulets throw a Masquerade party but made it very prominent that only people who were from the Montagues couldn’t go. This shows that the Capulets never gave Romeo and Juliet a fair chance . To add on, Lord Capulet is more interested in forcing Juliet marrying sooner and better rather than having Juliet follow what makes her happy. This shows that Lord Capulet is self centered because he only cares about what he wants and not what anybody else wants and if anyone does not follow what he wants then it doesn't go well until they end up doing what he wants.

Last but not least, when Juliet told her parents how in love she was with Romeo they didn't care and were so inconsiderate about Juliet's feelings and only cared about how the Capulets were seen. This shows that Juliet's father was only wanting Juliet to do what made him satisfied. Last but not least Juliet's were only worried about themselves so Juliet didn't have any parent figures to go so she always went to the nurse because the nurse replaced the spot of her parents. This shows how self centered they were towards Juliet and others because they made other taking care of their own child and didn't really ever have a thought about what Juliet was doing unless it was something they wanted Juliet to do for them.
Another key reason why Juliet's parents are to blame is because they were very unsupportive of Juliet.

Juliet's parents are to blame because of how unsupportive they were towards Juliet and at times Romeo. Whenever Juliet confessed her love for Romeo to her parents Lord Capulet said that he would disown Juliet if she refuses to obey what he wants. This shows that Lord Capulet was unsupportive of Juliet because he doesn’t care for her feelings and doesn't support her to follow through with what she wants to do with her life and who she wants to marry. Nor did he take into consideration why her reasoning for what she wanted may have been. Furthermore, Juliet's mother had never been there for Juliet, she never cared for

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Juliet had to say, nor did she care what she did unless it was something her father wanted her to do. This also shows how Juliet's parents aren't supportive of Juliet because they were never around to see and understand her thinkings. Leading to, Juliet finally agrees to the marriage that was arranged for her and Paris her parents never really thought of how she felt while agreeing to it and Juliet ended up “killing herself” that night of her agreeing. This shows that Juliet's parents aren't supportive of her as well because no one ever went to Juliet to check in with her to see if she was doing okay after agreeing to something that was so tough.
Some might think that Friar Lawrence was to blame as well because of how he kept secrets from the others, but this did not cause the tragedy as much because if Juliet's parents were more supportive of her and Romeo than they wouldn't have had to go to the extent that they had to be with one another.

First, Friar Lawrence should have never agreed to marry Romeo and Juliet in the first place. Friar Lawrence only did this because of his idea that the marriage might end the bitter feud between the Montagues and Capulets. The part of his plan which was missing, however, was how the couple would successfully announce their marriage. Although Friar’s heart was certainly in the right place, he should’ve thought of a more superior

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In conclusion Juliet’s parents are the most to blame because they were very unsupportive of Juliet and very self-centered towards Juliet and the others around them. If they were so self absorbed and more supportive than that might have prevented the death of them both