Friar quotes

• Poison hath residence and medicine power
• Good son, Pupil mine
• Wisely and slow they stumble yet run fast
• love devouring Death do what he dare
• These violent delights have violent ends like fire and powder
• Affliction is enamoured of thy parts, and thou art wedded to calamity
• O deadly sin! O rude unthankfulness!
• There are thou happy
• If thou darest I'll give thee remedy
• Myself condemned and myself excused
• Miscarried by my fault
• His philosophical tone shows he is dually intelligent and naive as he warns us how nature is beautiful yet cannot make the connection between the couple's love
• He expresses his foolish arrogance believing he is above fate and challenges it yet acknowledges it. His actions are contradicting
• His desire for control is portrayed through tension showing his lack of emotional intelligence
• He tries to reverse nature which is dangerously unnatural possibly triggering fatal consequences
• He is frightened and consumed with guilt, he finally realises his naivety and how his desperation to create peace caused pain