“Romeo and Juliet” by William Shakespeare is arguably the most famous tragic love story of all time. Although it has been the subject of debate and controversy, it has inspired many love stories in recent times. One of the most controversial details of the play concerns the relationships that Friar Lawrence and the nurse have with Romeo and Juliet. Many claim that they were not responsible for their actions regarding Romeo and Juliet's marriage. Others say their actions were justified because the two teens trusted them. The Nurse and Friar Lawrence did not do the "right thing" in this situation and contributed to the events that ultimately led to the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. The nurse betrayed the trust of Juliette and her parents. First, as an authority figure in the family, Nurse should not have arranged the meetings regarding their marriage between Romeo and Juliet. By doing this, she also allows Romeo to see her as a friend, rather than one of Juliet's guardians. In Act 2, Scene 4, Romeo says, “And stay, good nurse.” Behind the abbey wall, in this hour, my man sh...