Friar and Romeo

• The relationship between Friar lawrence and romeo fluctuates throughout the play - Romeo seeks guidance from the friar but the friar's interference and selfish desire for peace caused him to facilitate the tragic ending.
• The relationship between the friar and romeo is based on the friar's guidance and reliance on romeo which is potentially manipulative
• Good son
• Pupil mine
• Wisely and slow they stumble yet run fast
• The relationship between the friar and romeo turns into both of them seeking their desires for selfish gain
• These violent delights have violent ends
• Love devouring death
• Friar has indulged romeo with reckless advice causimg childish petulance within romeo - their relationship has caused a strong dependency causing futility
• Unreasonable fury of a beast
• O rude unthankfullness
• The dependence for guidance and comfort in their relationship blinds each of them to their recklessness
• Has thou no letters from the friar
• Myself condemned and myself excused
• Myself condemned and myself excused